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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.
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Comment: Damn, you beat me to it
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Obscene

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Comment: JZ...good, for a second it was hard telling what subject you were debating...the rights of minors or adults. Many often forget in this discussion that BASED IN FACT, A person's brain doesn't near full development, or able to process FACTS to the best of their ability until their brain is fully developed post adolescence, depending upon how stimulated their brain growth has been, while growing up...both positively and negatively.

Getting slightly off topic, this is what scares the hell out of so many people. Every day, Trump seems paranoid. Every day, TICPGPGPOTUS seems defensive. He is secretive. He hides a lot, while preaching ethical goodness sermons every day. And yet, he still CAN release his tax returns, but he won't. The big surprise(s), they must be doozies!!! Child like brains, like his, never seem to ever learn that children get caught. And when some do, there is no telling what they will do...scary. Something wrong with tRump child brain.
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Non-obscene

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Comment: The allegation we should be most careful with is that so-and-so lied. Amazingly, some people don't know what it takes to prove a lie. A lie is a false statement, KNOWN to be false by the person who utters it. John Hobson, a Harvard man, should have learned that in 3rd grade.

Hobson says of Pandora that she "undoubtedly believes what she writes," but practically in the next breath, says of her: "Pandora lies, and her lies have regularly been shown to be lies."

Well, which is it? Does she believe what she says (in which case she cannot possibly be a liar), or does she know the falsehood of what she says and says it anyway (in which case she IS a liar)?

I mention these things as one who generally agrees with Pandora. I don't believe she has ever lied, and have only rarely thought she is wrong. Before one calls another a "liar," he at least ought to know what it means to lie, and it's hard to believe a Harvard man doesn't know.
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Non-obscene