@ErrolTheDragon
Probably because, even if we all had Netflix, we wouldn't have watched Carr, so obviously wouldn't be discussing it until someone else happened to raise it.
Many years ago, Harrow Council (or it may have been London Transport) commissioned a mural for Harrow on the Hill station.
It was a pastoral scene, harking back to Harrows greener past. And had two cows whose positioning did make it look like they were kissing.
Obviously this was local paper dynamite and indeed ran as a "story" after the robberies rapes and murders.
A week later, they published a letter from a resident in Kenton who by their own admission "never goes into Harrow town". However on this occasion they simply "had" to visit in order to be outraged and shocked.
That was one of many instances when I started developing a sense that I really don't give a fuck what you think. It's not unconditional. And it's not uncalculated. But if you really have to go out of your way to find offence then your views aren't really relevant. Ultimately you are starting to stick your nose into what other people should, or should not be doing. Which was used as justification for all sorts of -phobias in the past.
Jokes that work in one room may not work in another. And unless you know the famous quote about comedy, you're probably in the wrong room.