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Jerry Seinfeld eviscerates ‘extreme left’ for making comedy ‘PC’

Stand-Up comedians have more freedom due to not being policed by others, according to Seinfeld. Scripts faced with multiple revisions can hinder comedy.
Seinfeld criticizes extreme political correctness and committees hindering comedy, noting audiences guide comedians on-track instantly.
Stand-Up comedians have the freedom to push boundaries and take full responsibility for their performances.

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The Guardian

No Jerry Seinfeld, the ‘extreme left’ hasn’t killed comedy

The comedian’s claim that wokeness is the reason why comedy is no longer as funny is lazy – and inaccurate

15 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Jerry Seinfeld is wrong about the ‘extreme left’ ruining comedy

The ‘Seinfeld’ star has claimed ‘PC crap’ has killed off TV comedy. It’s not only a ludicrous statement, but ignores the fact that comedy – including his eponymous sitcom – has always navigated when a joke goes too far, writes Adam White

15 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sydney Morning Herald

Jerry Seinfeld blames ‘extreme left’ for ruining comedy

Jerry Seinfeld is the latest elder statesman of comedy to decry the impact of cancel culture, joining the likes of Dave Chapelle, Ricky Gervais and John Cleese in blaming political correctness for hurting the craft.

15 days ago·Sydney, Australia

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Jerry Seinfeld eviscerates ‘extreme left’ for making comedy ‘PC’

Jerry Seinfeld has lashed out at how political correctness has ruined comedy – saying comedians are too worried about “offending” people.

15 days ago

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Washington Examiner

Seinfeld blames ‘extreme Left and PC crap’ for nothing funny on TV at night - Washington Examiner

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld had a blunt assessment of how the “extreme Left” is wrecking comedy in television programming. “It used to be that you’d go home at the end of the day, most people would go, ‘Oh, Cheers is on. Oh, M.A.S.H. is on. Oh, [The] Mary Tyler Moore [Show] is on, All in the Family is on.’ You just expected [there would] be some funny stuff we can watch on TV tonight,” Seinfeld said on a recent episode of the New Yorker’s Radio Hour…

15 days ago·Washington, United States

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