Have yet to watch this but I do know the type of humour and approach that this film takes. I did briefly discuss this with someone previously so bare with me as I paste some choice passages.

I need to see distinction in my comedies. Some people such as myself have a weird reaction to mean-spirited humour and I can't find myself laughing wholeheartedly at making fun of ignoramuses, it creates something pretty damn hollow for me. Maybe it's that I just can't support at a guy who seems so morally superior (as he lies to everyone he meets no less) while lending audiences that very feeling of superiority which just seems so hypocriticial.

For the record, I think this keen mission to unroot the country's sordid aspects of racism and sexism is more of an afterthought to the comedians and team behind it rather than its purpose. This coming from a person that has seen his earlier works.