Daily Wire’s Matt Walsh has a message for LGBTQ activists upset about things like the Target boycott and the backlash against Pride and said it is “all their fault” because they kept pushing “more outlandish things” on the culture.

“The Matt Walsh Show” podcast host on Thursday said “LGBT activists” have “been running roughshod over the culture for years” – but those days are over because Americans have simply had it with woke agendas from corporate America and that community now is “reaping the consequences.”

“So things are different now and they’re different for a lot of reasons,” Walsh said. “One of them is just sheer exhaustion. After a while, people get fed up and the LGBT activists, they’ve been running roughshod over the culture for years and they’ve been getting everything they want and getting more bold about it and more outlandish and more egregious and more grotesque.”

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“And they keep pushing it and keep pushing it and keep pushing it,” he added. “And then eventually people say even a lot of the people that went along with it … many of them are now saying, ‘this is too much. I’m sick of it. I’m tired of it. I’m exhausted with it. Just stop. Leave us alone.'”

“And the thing is, once that once people get sick of it, you know, they don’t really they don’t end up drawing the line at the most recent, most egregious thing that you did,” the DW host continued. “They draw it all the way back at the beginning. And they say, ‘we don’t want any of this. Just leave us alone. Get it all out of here.'”

The host said that there’s now an attitude by many of those on the right that they “don’t want anything that promotes gender, ideology or transgenderism to kids” or “super extreme stuff” like “satanic merchandise” and more. He said people are now saying “‘we don’t want pride flags at all. We don’t want any of it.'”

“That’s what many on the right are saying,” Walsh said. “And I’m glad they are. I mean, that’s where I’ve been all along. But I’m glad that this is becoming the mainstream view on the right and you know whose fault it is. It’s all their fault.”

“If you’re an LGBT activists and you’re feeling very persecuted by this and you’re saying ‘what happened, now so we can’t even fly a pride flag without you …,'” he added. “Well, that’s your fault. If you had just stopped at like where you were in say in, say, the year 2017, if you had stopped there and you said, ‘oh, we hey we basically won’ and you just stopped, then probably none of this would happen. But you kept going and you kept pushing and now you’re reaping the consequences of that.”

California lawmakers plan to honor a member of the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” despite backlash over the Los Angeles Dodgers also honoring the anti-Catholic drag group.

The “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” is an organization of men who dress in drag queen versions of Catholic religious habits and claim to have a “ministry,” according to its website.

The California State Legislature’s LGBTQ Caucus will honor Michael Williams, a member of the “Sisters” who goes by “Sister Roma” and uses “she/her” pronouns.

“For more than three decades, Sister Roma has been one of the most outspoken and globally recognized members of San Francisco’s Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,” the caucus said in an announcement about its 2023 “Pride Honorees.”

The caucus said that every year, it invites honorees from around the state to attend a daylong celebration in the state capitol.

“The LGBTQ Caucus recognizes these incredible people for their efforts in helping to advance representation, as well as for being an inspiration to the LGBTQ+ community and its allies,” the caucus said.

The legislative caucus said Williams has fought “on the front lines” of the war against HIV/AIDS and “dedicated more than half her life to community service, activism and fundraising.”

“As an event producer and tireless volunteer, Roma has helped raise well over $1 million dollars for countless charities and LGBTQ organizations,” the lawmakers said.

The Dodgers plan to present a “Community Hero Award” to the Los Angeles chapter of the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.”

After backlash from Catholic organizations, the Dodgers said they had pulled the group from the list of award recipients for the team’s “Pride Night” celebration before their June 16 home game.

However, when LA Pride backed out of “Pride Night,” the Dodgers re-invited the anti-Catholic drag group and apologized to them.

Members of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence go by names like Sister T’aint A Virgin, Sister Risqué of the Sissytine Chapel, and Sister Edith Myflesh. The group also mocks the process of becoming a Catholic nun by having members become a postulant, then a novice, and finally a fully professed “sister” with a black veil. One of the group’s founders originally used old habits used by real Catholic nuns.

“Go forth and sin some more!” is the group’s motto.

Back in 2007, members of the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” trickedthe archbishop of San Francisco into giving them the Eucharist so they could defile it.

On Easter this year, the group put on a “Jesus and Mary-themed striptease” that involved a performer “writhing upside down on a large wooden cross,” the San Francisco Chronicle reported. They also had shirtless men compete to be crowned the “hunkiest” Jesus.

“These are just a few examples of the SPI’s vile and diabolical actions which go far beyond parody or satire – they are blasphemous and deeply offensive to Christians everywhere,” CatholicVote, a Catholic nonprofit, wrote in a letter to the Dodgers protesting the drag group’s award.

Last month during the Dodgers controversy, the California LGBTQ Caucus released a statement slamming the team.

“It is truly disappointing the Los Angeles Dodgers have caved to pressure from mostly out-of-state conservative organizations and Florida Senator Marco Rubio to remove the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence from its upcoming LGBTQ+ Pride Night,” the caucus said.

“They are not an anti-Catholic group,” the lawmakers said. “Pride Month is about supporting and uplifting every member of the LGBTQ+ community, not just when it’s easy and not when it’s not controversial. If you can’t support all queer people, don’t pretend to support any of them.”

The caucus added that it stands in solidarity with LA Pride, which had backed out of the Dodgers’ “Pride Night” when the team disinvited the “Sisters.”