Adam Carolla

Because 10 years ago, if you would have said, hey, Nick, you said something that offended the left, my response would have been, oh, what did I say?

I want to make sure that I wasn't misunderstood.

I want to make sure that I can explain myself better if there was a problem.

That was my response 10 years ago.

Five years ago, Nick, something you said upset the left.

I'm like, great, what is it this time?

Right.

Today, when somebody says, Nick, something you've said has offended the left, I'm like, oh, good.

Right.

Good.

Can you tell me specifically what I said that offended them?

Because I would like to say it again, maybe louder.

Because I realize they use offense as a weapon.

Right.

Every time that they would come up with a particular position, I would come up with my position.

And they would not tell me how wrong or incorrect I was with respect to the facts I used or my logical analysis.

No, it was, you're just a bigot.

You're just a racist.

I'm offended by what you said.

And the more we gave, the more we made fence a currency for them, the more they used it, the more they found defense and everything to where more and more got to the point where I was like, oh, I'm trying to debate and you're trying to diagnose.