Adam Carolla Drops the Mic on Rainbow and Mosque Bullies for Turning Tolerance into Forced Worship [WATCH]

Carolla addressed both the LGBT and Muslim communities during a discussion, framing his views around individual freedom while criticizing what he described as broader efforts to push group agendas into public life.

“Now here’s the whole thing about the LGBT, whatever community I look at it the same as I look at the Muslim community, which is, you can be Muslim and or you can be gay,” Carolla said.

“You can’t be gay and Muslim, but you could be Muslim, or you can be gay.”

He added, “I have zero thoughts about it and zero problems with it.”

Carolla also spoke about his view of American society, arguing that the country is broadly accepting of different lifestyles and beliefs.

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“And I’m also gonna say as much as these a**holes would argue, this point, America is extremely tolerant to people and their different ideas and their different proclivities and their different ways of life and their different ways of expressing love,” he said.

However, he drew a distinction between acceptance of individuals and what he described as resistance to organized public recognition efforts.

“We don’t want to be force fed your bullsh*t all f**king day,” Carolla said. “Yeah, that’s what we push back against.”

He cited examples of public events and recognition initiatives.

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“We don’t push back against Muslims,” he said. “We push back against mandatory Muslim recognition night at the WNBA, or whatever the f**k you’re planning next for the LGBT community.”

Carolla continued by describing his view of how certain issues are presented in public spaces.

“Fine. You guys have an agenda,” he said. “And so the thing is, is, go be gay, go be trans, go be whatever the f**k you want.”

He then added, “But now you’re gonna insist that we got to fly the gay flag in front of the courthouse, and now you can f**k off, because I don’t want to be part of it.”

Carolla argued that such initiatives go beyond what he described as basic tolerance.

“You understand, I’m going to be indoctrinated into your bullsh*t,” he said.

He compared what he described as activism in both communities.

“And by the way, like the Muslims, it’s not. We just want people to tolerate us and live it,” Carolla said. “No, you want to foist an agenda.”

He continued, “That’s what you’re doing. If you don’t, there’s a version of quietly going about your business, this ain’t it.”

Carolla also addressed public displays such as flags and designated observances.

“You don’t need to have the gay flag. You don’t need to have Pride Month,” he said. “You don’t need to do the thing on the lawn of the White House.”

He added that public reactions to these efforts often result in accusations.

“You can just go about your life and then people push back, and then you get the claim that they’re homophobic and you feel threatened?” he said. “No, no. It’s because you won’t shut up about it.”

Carolla further argued that ongoing activism leads to continued escalation.

“All these groups, they’re there to agitate,” he said. “They’re not there to be left alone and peacefully practice either the religion or sucking c*ck.”

He continued, “So you look at the whole gay thing, they go, we just want to be left alone and be married and have the same rights as is whatever.”

Carolla then described what he sees as a pattern.

“Every time you give them something, what do they do?” he said. “Well, we want some nine-foot he- she with his d*ck tucked between his legs to read to your kids, Cat in the Hat.”

He added, “You go, what I don’t want to do that? They go, Oh, here. And then, homophobic are you after some people accept that.”

Carolla concluded by describing what he views as the broader trajectory of these debates.

“You’re fine. We’re in a good society. Go do whatever you want. Oh no, no. They keep pushing. They keep agitating,” Carolla said.

He added, “I’m telling you, when people step back and look at these moments, it’s not going to be about just give them what they want.”

“What they want is capitulation by you, but it’s also, they’re just going to keep going,” he said.

Carolla concluded, “All they want to do is complain about everything, and they want to be victims all the time.”

“So they’re going to keep pushing until some point you go, no I don’t want those books in my public library,” he said. “And they go, Oh, okay, now we’re fighting, because that’s the plan.”

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