Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Jerry Seinfeld's differing views on PC comedy

Julia Louis-Dreyfus disagrees with Jerry Seinfeld's views on political correctness in comedy, stating that being aware of sensitivities is not a bad thing. She believes that political correctness can be fantastic and equates it to tolerance. Louis-Dreyfus acknowledges that comedy from the past may not age well but emphasizes the importance of staying vigilant and adapting to changing times and culture. She also criticizes the corporatization of entertainment and the lack of recognition for unique content in today's industry. Louis-Dreyfus does not think "Seinfeld" could be made today, not due to content but because of its uniqueness. She supports free speech but also reserves the right to boo anything offensive.