When Julien Thomas Schuessler was asked why he intentionally pulled off the road to knock over a Donald Trump campaign sign, the 20-year-old had a brief reply.

“I did what I felt was morally right," WECT-TV reported he said. "Spread love, not hate.”

Image source: Facebook/Julien Schuessler

Schuessler's move is indeed spreading.

Since the North Carolina resident posted a video of himself crashing into a Trump sign in Wilmington on Tuesday — the day of the state's primary — his Facebook clip has been viewed more than 3 million times and has attracted more than 80,000 shares.

Image source: Facebook/Julien Schuessler

He wrote only this message to accompany the video: "I love having a Jeep sometimes."

Image source: Facebook/Julien Schuessler

As you might imagine, Schuessler has been lauded for his actions by friends as well as people in general who don't like Trump: "You're literally my favorite person ever," commented Sarah El-Baytam; "My friend Julien Schuessler got a viral video going and it couldn't be more awesome. Props," David Arango posted; "So badass," Kendall Anthony-Busbee wrote.

Image source: Facebook/Julien Schuessler

But given the clip's viral status, it wasn't long before police caught wind of it: Schuessler has been charged with hit and run, reckless driving and failing to maintain lane control, WECT-TV reported.

In response, friends apparently launched a GoFundMe page in support of Schuessler, but the page was soon taken down.

WECT also reported that on Tuesday a red Swastika was painted on a different Trump campaign sign in the area.

(H/T: Young Conservatives)