Damn, I love Dana White … what a boss.

UFC CEO and president Dana White recently spoke with “Tomi Lahren Is Fearless” and was questioned about the promotion and how it doesn’t have a Pride Night.

The conversation comes as LGBTQ-related Pride events cause problems in sports, again, with the most recent case being the drama surrounding the San Francisco Giants. (RELATED: Lynx’s Cheryl Reeve Mourns Pride Night Defeat: ‘We Should’ve Done It For The Gays’)

“I don’t give a sh*t. I don’t care what you are or who you are or what you do. We don’t talk about that or any of that stuff,” said White to Lahren. “I’m just not into it.”

The argument from White isn’t that fighters, staffers and fans who identify as gay aren’t welcome to the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Rather, it’s that a theme night isn’t required for the brand, nor a logo, nor a blatant marketing campaign, when it comes to just simply respecting people.

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Identifying yourself with your sexuality, or your color, or some other SJW ish is honestly one of the dumbest things that we’ve done in this society of ours. I mean, seriously, what is the fascination with gender and race conversations in America?

We obsess about it way too much, so it’s nice to see Dana White just come right out and say “I don’t give a sh*t,” because quite frankly, I don’t either. It’s like, you’re gay?

Cool story, bro. Nobody cares. It’s annoying how we have it forced in our face like this every June.