Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Jerry Seinfeld Clash Over Political Correctness in Comedy

Louis-Dreyfus calls Seinfeld's complaints a 'red flag,' advocating for sensitivity and inclusivity in modern humor.

Seinfeld criticized political correctness for stifling comedy, blaming it for the decline of TV sitcoms.
Louis-Dreyfus argues that being aware of sensitivities doesn't mean the end of comedy.
She believes political correctness, equated to tolerance, is beneficial for art.
Louis-Dreyfus highlights the consolidation of money and power as a bigger threat to creative expression.
The differing views between the two comedians reflect a broader debate on the impact of 'PC culture' in entertainment.