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Now I am not usually one to stand up for the Heathen Hollywood types...but at least actress Ashton Kutcher took a stand for Joe Pantoliano, the All American football coach who was UNFAIRLY FIRED by the Leftist Media because of mere allegations that he covered-up a fellow-coach-on-homoboy sexual assault that allegedly happened in 2002.
Pray for Ashton Kutcher, harassed for defending Joe Pa
2002, People !
ALLEGEDLY ! !
While the Lieberals were rioting and demanding all football be abolished (practically), Mr. Kutcher did the RIGHT THING, boldly tweeting to millions, ""How do you fire Jo Pa? Insult...no class...I is a hawkeye fan, I find it in poor taste."
But then the media baiters turned on him, forcing him to QUIT twittering.
I thought this might be the rare case where a lost Hollywood figure turns around and steps forward, raising their voice on the side of JUSTICE...
But now he's crumpled in the face of adversity and abandoned his account.
Where will it end ? ?
Pray for Ashton Kutcher, harassed for defending Joe Pa
2002, People !
ALLEGEDLY ! !
While the Lieberals were rioting and demanding all football be abolished (practically), Mr. Kutcher did the RIGHT THING, boldly tweeting to millions, ""How do you fire Jo Pa? Insult...no class...I is a hawkeye fan, I find it in poor taste."
But then the media baiters turned on him, forcing him to QUIT twittering.
I thought this might be the rare case where a lost Hollywood figure turns around and steps forward, raising their voice on the side of JUSTICE...
But now he's crumpled in the face of adversity and abandoned his account.
Where will it end ? ?
Kutcher retreats from tweets
Newsday
Ashton Kutcher -- whose 8.72 million followers have made him one of the most ubiquitous celebrities on Twitter -- continued to atone Thursday for an ill-advised and quickly retracted tweet in support of Penn State football coach Joe Paterno, who was fired Wednesday as the university deals with a child sex-abuse scandal.
"Up until today, I have posted virtually every one of my tweets on my own, but clearly the platform has become too big to be managed by a single individual," Kutcher, 33, said in a lengthy blog post Thursday. After explaining that he'd initially assumed Paterno was fired "due to football related issues," he announced, "I'm going to turn the management of the feed over to my team at Katalyst as a secondary editorial measure . . . My sincere apologies to anyone who I offended. It was a mistake that will not happen again."
Kutcher, who with his wife, Demi Moore, had founded The Demi and Ashton Foundation in 2010 to help combat child sex slavery, had tweeted Wednesday, "How do you fire Jo Pa?" Then, referring to his home state University of Iowa football team, Kutcher added, "s a hawkeye fan, I find it in poor taste."
Kutcher removed that tweet about 30 minutes later, after receiving what he called "a hailstorm of responses calling me an 'idiot' and several other expletives." And he explained that when he first tweeted, he "didn't have full story."
Newsday
Ashton Kutcher -- whose 8.72 million followers have made him one of the most ubiquitous celebrities on Twitter -- continued to atone Thursday for an ill-advised and quickly retracted tweet in support of Penn State football coach Joe Paterno, who was fired Wednesday as the university deals with a child sex-abuse scandal.
"Up until today, I have posted virtually every one of my tweets on my own, but clearly the platform has become too big to be managed by a single individual," Kutcher, 33, said in a lengthy blog post Thursday. After explaining that he'd initially assumed Paterno was fired "due to football related issues," he announced, "I'm going to turn the management of the feed over to my team at Katalyst as a secondary editorial measure . . . My sincere apologies to anyone who I offended. It was a mistake that will not happen again."
Kutcher, who with his wife, Demi Moore, had founded The Demi and Ashton Foundation in 2010 to help combat child sex slavery, had tweeted Wednesday, "How do you fire Jo Pa?" Then, referring to his home state University of Iowa football team, Kutcher added, "s a hawkeye fan, I find it in poor taste."
Kutcher removed that tweet about 30 minutes later, after receiving what he called "a hailstorm of responses calling me an 'idiot' and several other expletives." And he explained that when he first tweeted, he "didn't have full story."
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