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.

Comment: Accuse another country of wmd's won't work. Damn social media and educated people. The bane of conservative rule
Obscene

Comment: Sue his ass amen! The PERMANENT fund dividend is based off a system that replenishes its self every year. If we don't have as good of a year then the PFD would be less. Based off a 5 year average. He wants to cut the money that we would be putting back into the economy to bail out the states fuck ups. How about the state pay for there own mistakes and stop with all the dump road projects like upgrading our high way to 6-8 lanes. We don't need that. Slow down take your time or drive a different rout. Or all the money there wasting on bridges to no where. Or there own salaries. Don't cut the PFD.
Obscene

Comment: This entire Russian kerfuffle is a poor attempt at scaremongering. It's worse than egregious - it's boring.
This is 2017. Every billionaire in the world does big business with the Russians. The Russian oligarchs and American oligarchs have everything in common. Russia and the US are much more alike than they are different.
Millions of voters like Trump's idea of ending the sad, dangerous, costly Cold War II Democrats have propagated.
Russia and the US have been meddling in one another's government and military affairs since before the Russian Revolution in 1917.
In terms of presenting a trustworthy workable alternative to Trump, the Establishment and its media have nothing much.
Trump's idea about partnering with Putin to make good business deals, rather than propagating Cold War II is a very sensible one for the US economy, for world peace, and for cutting through so much fake political fog created by the Establishment.
Non-obscene