Why cant I choose non-adobe color profiles in lightroom?

s-log is normally for shooting Sony video.

But you can zero the default sliders. create your own pre-set and apply on import.

All Third party RAW converter like Lightroom etc. can handle the settings that you have done in the camera like picture styles and so on.

For handling this settings you have to use the RAW software from the manufactor of the camera.

aron_m  wrote I've shoot in raw s-log color profile (like I wanted it) and now when I go to import into lightroom or organize in adobe bridge, it force-applies an adobe-color preset to the pictures (like adobe color, adobe neutral etc.) without me doing anything. I want my picture like they are straight out of camera, and from what I see I cant just choose to disable or not use the adobe color presets?

This is not a feature of Lightroom. If you really need an answer about "WHY", please contact Adobe instead of contacting other LR users here in this forum.

Also, there is no such thing as a "picture like they are straight out of camera", every RAW converter (that's EVERY RAW Converter) applies its own default settings and color rendering in order to produce a photo that you can actually see on your screen.