Ted Nugent battles famed liberal rocker who called him and Trump a 'pair of a**holes

It is on.

Longtime liberal rock 'n' roller David Crosby —  of the legendary groups, Crosby, Stills & Nash and the Byrds — got a gander of a photo showing conservative rocker Ted Nugent and Republican President Donald Trump in the White House.

And the forever outspoken Crosby just couldn't help himself.

"This picture says it all," Crosby tweeted last Thursday. "The two most insincere smiles in history" — along with a sendoff — "what a pair of a**holes."

As you know by now, Nugent isn't one to keep his opinions to himself, either — and certainly not when the barrel is aimed at him.

"I've always been attacked," he told WABC-AM in the wake of the Crosby tweet. "The hate from the dopers out there. You know, if you smoke enough dope, you just become overwhelmed with hate and ignorance."

Nugent then characterized Crosby as "kind of a lost soul, and he’s done so much substance abuse throughout his life that his logic meter is gone. His reasoning and his depth of understanding is pretty much gone, so it doesn’t surprise me. I feel quite sad for the guy.”

Crosby, apparently after getting wind of Nugent's return of fire, doubled down on Twitter:

With that, the Motor City Madman took to Facebook and let Crosby have it right back: "Well well well. One toke over the line Davey. Doesn't believe in Americans carrying guns but he does! Logic & decency gone with the wind."

After a commenter suggested that he have a debate with Crosby, Nugent replied, "That would be so cruel. I'm game anytime anywhere."