Mark and Patty McCloskey went viral back in June for exercising their 2nd amendment rights and standing guard outside their house after Black Lives Matter protesters broke into and marched through their gated community.

Since then the McCloskeys have spoken at the RNC and apparently this has stirred the ire of the protesters again as one particularly unpleasant protester filmed themselves mocking and harassing the couple who were picking up prints of Christmas cards.

[Language Warning]:

In the video, the harasser, whose name on Twitter is "Defund 2 Abolish" (lol) just in case you couldn't figure out who they align with, repeatedly chants "abolish the suburbs," a reference to the couple's RNC speech. Then the neckbeard moves on to other appropriate pleasantries such as, "you guys are terrorists!" and "do you think pointing guns at protesters is nice?" Then the stalker/protester shouts "F you and your guns!" and repeatedly exclaims "F you!" as the McCloskeys get in their car to leave.

This is where the video take a hilarious turn and the McCloskey's "American Hero" status gains about 1,000,000 more points as if patriotic Americans couldn't love them more.

Mark McCloskey gets out of his vehicle and hands the people who are harassing them one of their freshly printed Christmas cards.

The famous viral photo of the McCloskeys printed with the words "Patty and Mark McCloskey V. The Mob June 28, 2020" has been made into a postcard by the couple. And let's just say this stung the protestor pretty hard as they went on quite the rant on Twitter.

This completely triggered the protester and you have to admire the McCloskeys for their ability to troll.

Let's look at some of these photos up close.

Here's a photo the creepy loud stalkers took of the couple picking up the cards:

Here is an alternate card from a professional photo shoot:

And here is one of the original cards, autographed by the McCloskeys:

But it is hard to beat this photo of Mark handing the card to the protester with his wife, Patty, grinning in the background.

And the BLM protester posted this on Twitter as if she were trying to shame the McCloskeys. Instead, she has brought shame on herself for being a cretin and a stalker, while the McCloskeys come across as pleasant, non-confrontational, and a little bit trollish.

The McCloskeys love their country, love the second amendment, and have a terrific sense of humor to boot. This is real America.