In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: obscene and non-obscene. A comment is obscene if it is considered offensive to the public sense of decency, for example because it too obviously relates to sex or contains language regarded as taboo in polite usage.

Example Input: Comment: Okay you don't want to own Morning Joe and his bimbo even though they clearly espouse your views  on President Trump.
Where do you stand on the sexual practices of people like JFK, Bill Clinton, Algore, John Edwards or LBJ?
My point was simply that sexual morality does not have an ideological bias. Can you even agree to something so obvious as that?
Example Output: Non-obscene

Example Input: Comment: "and more knowledgeable citizens"

Well you must not be a regular reader of the G&M. Just two days ago as part of the lead up to the Canada day celebration their was a fascinating piece here informing Canadians who hadn't heard that evidently Americans now think it's cool to be stupid. 
In the excitement leading up to a celebration somewhat similar to America's 4th of July, Canada's national newspaper ran on it's 'front page' , top center, that your only neighbors think it's cool to be stupid.
Example Output: Non-obscene

Example Input: Comment: Bill Boyd, on the faculty at the University of Hawaii West Oahu, posted the following comment on an article by Ian Lind on Honolulu Civil Beat  4/29/15:  "The main use of Mauna Kea prior to 1778 was as a quarry and adze manufacturer. Most of the shrines there are connected to the quarry. It is the main feature at the summit and runs seven and one half miles. ... adzes in various stages of production, chips, refuse from the production. When I first saw it I thought it was a 20 th century mining operation because of the refuse. The positioning of the shrines around the quarry indicate that the spiritual activity on Mauna Kea was related to the quarry. Workers homes, and garbage dumps (middens) are there. Indicating it was commoners doing the mining and manufacture. ... native Hawaiians placed the largest mine and adze factory in ... a sacred precinct and operated it for a thousand years."  Give it up Thomas.  The presence of small worker/household shrines does not make a place sacred.
Example Output:
Non-obscene