In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: sexual-explicit and non-sexual-explicit. A comment is considered sexual-explicit if it explicitly portrays sexual matters.

Comment: Donald Trump and a Turd Sandwich walk into restaurant. Donald orders prime rib, a bottle of ketchup, and a beautiful slice of chocolate cake. He leaves a yuge tip. The turd sandwich orders coffee and a donut and leaves a 50 cent tip. Their waitress says, "I hope that orange buffoon never comes here again."
Non-sexual-explicit

Comment: This article is somewhere between deceptive and fraudulent.
1)The first step in suing the state or any other entity is the FILING of the COMPLAINT and SERVING the defendant the COMPLAINT.  The state says they have not been served the complaint.  Therefore at this time no complaint has been filed.
The truth is, at best, is that the plaintiff is PREPARING to sue the state and I hardly find this to be any way news worthy!  Seriously WTF?
Non-sexual-explicit

Comment: ADN is really digging deep to find this drivel.  If he won a Pulitzer Prize, it sure wasn't from intelligent commentary.  His cherry-picking of Hoffer excerpts to support his own skewed premises deliberately avoids the true crux of the book or the author's actual views.  His concept is to, not only allow absolute lies, but to promote such in educational institutions.  In today's vocabulary, Alt-Right must be included in the place of truth.  Just as the whole complex of media has been compromised by decades of no actual truth exists.  Both sides of any issue devolve into only the most blatantly false premise hogging the headlines and content.  It is called brainwashing to negate the search for any truth existing in the universe.  Calling for "diversity of thought in the professoriate" is Newspeak for let the liars in to wash the brains of the students for suitable adaptation to fascist thought and subjugation.  Just one of the worst columns ever written.

Non-sexual-explicit