I am trying to build a sql query that I think it involves inner joins, but I can't figure it out. Here's the model:

There's two tables: comments, posts

Among many columns, there's the following important ones: `comments.id`, `comments.user_id` (owner), `comments.post_id` (reference to posts table), `posts.id`, `posts.editor_id` (which is the person, ie, owner of post).

I want to get the comments that either 

1) current user has written, so something like:

```
select * from comments where user_id = <<current_user_id>>

```

2) (Assume `current_user` is editor). Get all comments that belong to a post that you have created.
This is what I have, but I get multiple lines....what am I missing?

```
select * FROM comments INNER JOIN posts ON comments.post_id = <<test_id>>
WHERE posts.editor_id = <<current_user.editor_id>>;

```

If you could give me a sql query that includes both of these things, that would be amazing. 

Thanks!