instruction:
Categorize the comment on the basis of sexual explicitness. If the comment is sexually explicit output Yes, otherwise output No.
question:
If someone nefarious is climbing through the kitchen window of my log cabin, you're suggesting that I should have to saddle up, ride to the nearest gun range, unlock a safe with I don't know what by lantern light, giddy-up my butt back to my property and then try to load my musket long after all my beef jerky and the missus have been hauled off in my stolen buckboard? You really believe the framers had that in mind for a well-regulated militia?
answer:
Yes


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This doctor sounds like a legit man with a "World View" attitude toward varying political climates. His use of opiates is actually quite sound, and opiates are the most relied on pain management method for thousands of years-simple fact. The other thing is plainly clear-the US govt has attacked the ability of Drs. and clinics to effectively treat pain, without fear of "doing the wrong thing" as one doctor specifically described it to me.  If a guy gets a minor injury the doctors are scared to even hand out 3 low strength painkillers. I am not quite sure the motivation here because I think it would benefit the US govt far more for having the masses addicted as can be. Lining their own pockets thru medical service/product in the USA anyway....but the doc is still ON POINT with his approach-this STINKS of a witch hunt.
answer:
No


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The Catholic Church once 'outlawed' chocolate.   "In the 1600’s, chocolate was thought to be a powerful aphrodisiac, inflaming lustful passion.  So much so that religious leaders banned monks and nuns from ingesting it."

The Church has lost membership ever since.  

Cacao beans are a natural drug.  They contain up to 2.2 percent phenylethylamine, the ‘love and sex’ chemical.  Cacao beans contain other compounds that enhance mood, joy, creativity and imagination.  

 Research at West Virginia’s Wheeling Jesuit University suggests that chocolate may boost your memory, lengthen your attention span, shorten your reaction time and strengthen your problem-solving skills as it increases blood flow to the brain.
 
http://www.wju.edu/about/adm_news_story.asp?iNewsID=2043

I can understand why you want to ban this evil substance.
answer:

No