Foul-mouthed liberals try to pick a fight with incredibly calm Trump supporter — over his T-shirt

Nathan Morton often heads to the clubhouse of his California apartment complex to get work done since his upstairs neighbors "agitate constantly."

But the calm he sought was interrupted by a pair of liberals offended by Morton's #BuildTheWall T-shirt. Morton posted a YouTube video Friday showing the resulting 10 minutes of tag-team harassment, threats and provocation he endured from the hovering pair as he sat calmly on a couch.

One of the harassers — a woman who spoke in a heavy accent and claimed she's Mexican — accused Morton of racism as she moved closer and closer, placing her cellphone inches away from his face and body.

A second subject — a bearded man — stared Morton down and constantly cursed him out, as if he wanted the object of his attacks to stand up and start a physical altercation.

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"Don't wear s**t like that around here, dude," he said as he stood above Morton and called him a "f***ing d**khead."

The man also threatened Morton if he posted his video ("Put that on YouTube. I f***in' dare you.") and tried coercing him to leave the clubhouse ("F***in' go home. Get the f*** out of here, f***head.").

Somehow Morton manged to avoid responding in kind and instead calmly — almost languidly — repeated his request for the pair to leave him alone. But they refused, saying Morton invited their attacks because he was wearing a pro-Trump T-shirt.

Finally the bearded guy gave up and left, but the woman kept up her harassment, moving even closer to Morton and adding a sexual element to her attacks: "When's the last time he got laid?" she asked. Morton just started laughing.

Before being coaxed away by what appears to be her boyfriend, the woman told Morton: "I am more educated than you will ever be, and I will make more money than you will ever make."

Most comments remarked at how calm Morton remained in the face of the attacks. A Facebook commenter asked him if the video was staged, but Morton later replied, "Nope. They're really like that."

Here's the clip. (Content warning: Profanity):