I don't think you understand. I watched this humor group when I was little (think 30 years ago). Usually they are inoffensive, but they have this particular sk

I don't think you understand. I watched this humor group when I was little (think 30 years ago). Usually they are inoffensive, but they have this particular sketch were a (man crossdressed as a) woman complains about "his husband hitting her" ... and you can see that one of her eyes is black. With canned laughs during the whole thing. This used to make people laugh. 30 years ago. Then we had social changes and gradually our perspective as a society shifted, and this humor piece looks ... grotesque. That's how I interpret the "societal changes" the OP is referring to. We have shiny new things every week and there's no time to adapt to them.