and yet, thats pretty much what the joke there is, female officers shutting down or dismissing a man who was sexually assaulted. I happen to not find that funny anymore then someone making a sketch there the roles were be reversed. Such a sketch would create outrage anyway and get pulled.
I'm not interpreting the skit in the same way. The man in the video wasn't sexually assaulted, he was robbed at knifepoint. This joke is about blaming the victim when an assault is sexual and how ridiculous it sounds to blame victims of other types of crimes, such as theft (by dressing "provocatively wealthy") or online harassment (what font did he use?). The joke would have still worked had the man been a woman who had been robbed, although not as pointedly because women are more frequently sexually assaulted. Another element of the joke is how the detective is androgynous and bland, lest s/he be accused of appearing in any way provocative. I see this skit as skewering attitudes toward sexual assault in general, for example, if a man is sexually assaulted by another man his sexual orientation is called into question: "Are you sure you're not gay? Were you acting in a feminine manner?"
