Profanity context beeps

I've noticed lately that, on a lot of American-made TV (and possibly British, though I haven't seen it), not only do they beep out profanities, but they momentarily put a "blur box" over the speaker's mouth.

This is bizarre, but I presume it is to protect sensitive lip- readers. Frankly, I'm fucked if I can see what big deal is, but there you go.

Howevertheless, despite all the beeping and blurring, you don't have to be a fucking genius to work out exactly what has been said. I mean, if hearing/lip-reading viewers hear/see someone say "Get your ___ing goat off my deckchair!", the blanks more or less fill themselves in.

The solution, thencefore, is to bleep-out and blur-out the immediate context of the profanity, so that it becomes "Get ___ _______ ____ __ __ ______ir!."

Of course, even then, anyone who has been watching the program will probably be aware of the general character of the protagonists, and will be able to construe that heated argument, including profanity, is likely to arise given the circumstances portrayed. The solution to this is simply to bleep-out and blur-out the entire fucking program.