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Input: The gut-wrenching Penn State child sex abuse scandal has one, minuscule silver lining. It got stupid Ashton Kutcher to shut up on Twitter for a while. 
  
 Last night, celebrity MILF-bait Ashton Kutcher made a serious booboo when he weighed in on the firing of Penn State coach Joe Paterno, for his complicity in the Sandusky scandal. He wrote: "How do you fire Jo Pa? #insult #noclass as a hawkeye fan I find it in poor taste." 
  
 Standing up for Paterno, who barely blinked when he learned his underling was a potential child predator back in 2002, is at odds with Ashton's ill-informed crusade against child sex slavery. Maybe the only thing Ashton is more passionate about than fighting child sexual abuse is college football? It's possible—who knows what goes on in his gorgeously-locked little head. 
  
 But Ashton quickly deleted the tweet, claiming he just didn't have any idea about a scandal that has been on the front page of every newspaper for days. "Heard Joe was fired. Didn't have full story. #admitwhenyoumadeamistake," he wrote. Ashton's a busy man: Those hilarious Two and a Half Men dick jokes don't memorize themselves. 
  
 Shamed, and with the internet still reeling from the revelation that a celebrity has no idea what he's talking about, Ashton is now taking time off to find a way to "properly manage this feed." Let's place bets on when he'll be back. Hm. How long does it take a person to learn how to read? 
  
 Update: Ashton Kutcher said in a blog post that he's turning over his Twitter feed—which he previously ran—to his PR team. 
  
 A collection of over 8 million followers is not to be taken for granted. I feel responsible for delivering an informed opinion and not spreading gossip or rumors through my twitter feed. While I feel that running this feed myself gives me a closer relationship to my friends and fans I've come to realize that it has grown into more that a fun tool to communicate with people. While I will continue to express myself through @Aplusk I'm going to turn the management of the feed over to my team at Katalyst Media to ensure the quality of it's content. My sincere apologies to anyone who I have offended. It was a mistake that I don't think will happen again. 
  
 [Image via WENN] ||||| Ashton Kutcher has found himself having to apologize for another controversial tweet. 
  
 Two months after his 9/11 gaffe -- when the Two and a Half Men star tweeted that it was the "greatest day of the year" because of the start of football season -- he sent out a message about Penn State football coach Joe Paterno's firing. 
  
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 The 84-year-old Paterno, who has had a successful 46-year coaching career, was fired Wednesday amid a child-abuse sex scandal along with President Graham Spanier. The move came in the wake of former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky being charged last weekend with 40 counts of sexual abuse of children. Paterno has been criticized for failing to contact authorities when he was told about possible misconduct by Sandusky nine years ago. 
  
 "How do you fire Jo Pa? #insult #noclass as a hawkeye fan I find it in poor taste," Kutcher tweeted Wednesday night to his 8.3 million Twitter followers. 
  
 The message instantly set off a barrage of responses from people admonishing him and calling him names including "idiot" and "ignorant." 
  
 "Today's lesson? @aplusk Think (get facts) before you tweet! #yikes,” wrote Laurie Good. 
  
 Added Nate Miller: "F--- you. He covered up child rape you sick, geriatric f---." 
  
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 And Tommie Sunshine wrote: "With 8 million followers, you MAY want to reserve your opinions until you know the whole story.” 
  
 But it seems Kutcher -- who runs the Demi & Ashton Foundation with wife Demi Moore, which works to fight child sex slavery -- wasn't aware of the facts. 
  
 Kutcher took down the original tweet about 30 minutes later and then tweeted: "Heard Joe was fired, fully recant previous tweet! Didn't have full story. #admitwhenYoumakemistakes" 
  
 That was followed by two more mea culpas: "This is an insane story, I just heard paterno was fired, getting the rest of the story now... Wow" and "As an advocate in the fight against child sexual exploitation, I could not be more remorseful for all involved in the Penn St. case." 
  
 Meanwhile, several of the insulting messages were retweeted by Kutcher, who seemingly went out of his way to say he'd make a mistake by adding comments including "true that" and "agreed." 
  
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 To the people who called him an idiot, Kutcher wrote, "I am" and "Honestly just had half facts man my bad" and "U r right, I need 2b more responsible 4 my voice." 
  
 And he replied "ignorant indeed" to the tweeter who called him just that. 
  
 The mea culpa comes just two months after his Sept. 11 tweet got him in hot water. 
  
 "This without a doubt the greatest day of the year!" he wrote at the time. "Hello football my old friend. Let's us mingle for the next 5 months. TY #NFL TY #Jesus." 
  
 But he quickly backpedaled, adding: "I got mad respect for the people that suffered in 9/11. Pls don't twist my enthusiasm. / Hindsight...Yeah, that was probably a poorly worded tweet." 
  
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 And in July, he engaged in a war of words with the Village Voice after the paper ran a story critical of his and Moore's anti-sex-slavery efforts. He then tweeted the publication's advertisers suggesting they end their relationship with the paper. 
  
 "Hey @disney @dominos, are you aware that you are advertising on a site that owns and operates a digital brothel?" he wrote. |||||
Output:
Ashton Kutcher is handing over the keys to the social medium he once dominated: The actor made arguably his worst Twitter gaffe ever yesterday when he defended former Penn State football coach Joe Paterno, tweeting, “How do you fire Jo Pa? #insult #noclass as a hawkeye fan I find it in poor taste.” The social media site exploded with anger at Kutcher, who later removed the original tweet and said he didn’t know the “full story” at the time. Then, last night, he wrote, “As of immediately I will stop tweeting until I find a way to properly manage this feed. I feel awful about this error. Won’t happen again.” It certainly won't: Kutcher announced in a blog post that he's turning over management of his Twitter feed to "my team at Katalyst Media to ensure the quality of it's (sic) content." And so on Gawker, Adrian Chen calls Kutcher’s Twitter silence “the only good thing to come out of the Penn State scandal.”