“That’s why the kids hated it.”

“What kind of lives have these people led that makes them believe this is the right way to deal with young people?”

A New York school is offering services to students who are anxious about voting — but Jerry Seinfeld isn’t happy about it.

The Ethical Culture Fieldston School — which has campuses in the Bronx and Manhattan and costs $65,540 a year — recently announced that it would make attendance optional on the Wednesday after Election Day for “students who feel too emotionally burdened.” will, it is said The New York Times. It also provides counselors for students seeking post-election support and assistance.

Seinfeld, whose sons attended the school, criticized the institution’s handling of the election, saying that behavior ultimately led his youngest son, Shepherd, to transfer to another private school in eighth grade.

“That’s why the kids hated it,” Seinfeld told the Just. “What kind of lives have these people led that makes them think this is the right way to deal with young people? To encourage you to give in. That’s the lesson they teach for ungodly amounts of money.”

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The outlet also pointed out that Seinfeld called out the publication again to clarify that his children did not hate the school itself, but specifically opposed the policies they viewed as overly sensitive.

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This isn’t the first time Seinfeld has pushed back against cultural sensitivity. Earlier this year, the comedian accused “the far left” of ruining comedy in film and television. “This is the result of the far left and the PC crap and people being very worried about offending other people,” he said The New Yorker. “Now they will see stand-up comics because we are not monitored by anyone. The audience is monitoring us. We know when we get off track. We know it straight away and we script it and it goes into four or five different hands, committees, groups, there’s your comedy.

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However, the comedian walked back those comments earlier this month, announcing that his view on the issue had evolved.

“If you’re Lindsey Vonn, if you’re a world champion skier, you can put the gates anywhere you want on the mountain. She will score the goal. This is a comedy,” Seinfeld said after claiming that his previous statements on the subject were “not true” about Tom Papa Break bread Podcast. “Whatever the culture is, we score the goal. You don’t score the goal, you’re out of the game. The question is: where is the gate? How do I get through the gate and get down the hill like I do? Do you want to?”