Thank goodness for a little common sense! Adam Carolla is spot on in his rant over the ridiculous  statue commission  that the NYC Mayor has created to point out any  oppressive  landmarks in the city. Here s his take on the idiocy of the censorship:Comedian Adam Carolla thinks Mayor Bill de Blasio s statue commission belongs in the toilet.He can t understand the outrage the mayor and others have toward historical statues  displayed in cities  but are mum about the art installation where people can poop on a golden toilet called  America.  PHOTO BELOWThe Guggenheim wants you to crap all over  America Here s a novel idea     I would say to de Blaiso, I will support him and his statue quest   if he supports the commission I put together to see what gets into the Guggenheim,  Carolla quipped in an exclusive interview with the New York Post.Carolla s become an outspoken critic    even  testifying before Congress this year   of Americans who get so easily offended that they want to shut down anything th ey deem  controversial.He s making a movie about coddled college students who can t tolerate free speech on campus.GO SEE THIS GUY!He ll be in Brooklyn Nov. 29 for a show his with radio host Dennis Prager. Carolla sees similarities between college uprisings over conservative speakers like Ann Coulter, Ben Shapiro and  Milo Yiannopoulos and the current war against statues in the Big Apple. How come the same people who are outraged over the  Columbus statue have no feelings toward the golden toilet that people defecate in called  America  after so many people   men and women, veterans   have given their lives to that golden toilet,  Carolla said.  Why no outrage in that department?! PICTURED BELOW: THE STATUE WAS VANDALIZED WITH RED PAINT AND BLACK WRITING:  HATE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED  and #SOMETHINGSCOMINGThe Central Park Columbus statue was vandalized last week with red paint on the explorer s hands. Meanwhile, de Blasio has vowed to find the city s  oppressive  landmarks and tag them for potential removal with a new commission: OPPRESSIVE  MONUMENTS?  Mayor de Blasio named a diverse group of 18 artists, historians and other professionals to take hold of what s become a political hot potato.Hizzoner dubbed Ford Foundation President Darren Walker and the city s Department of Cultural Affairs commissioner Tom Finkelpearl as co-chairs of the panel.The body includes an anthropologist of the Native American Mohawk people, a historian of Chinese American people in New York, and the director of a gay and lesbian art museum.Longtime de Blasio supporter Harry Belafonte   an entertainer and civil rights advocate who had a Manhattan library named in his honor in May   was also tapped to join the commission. Over the next 90 days, the commission will develop guidelines on how the City should address monuments seen as oppressive and inconsistent with the values of New York City,  the mayor s office said in a press release on Friday.CAROLLA S IDEA:Carolla suggests keeping the statues but adding educational plaques around the controversial figures who were on the wrong side of history and maybe even a warning:  You don t want this to be you one day. Read more: NYP 