What did Ashton Kutcher say about Penn State ?

[Thomas]

"How do you fire Jo Pa? #insult #noclass as a hawkeye fan I find it in poor taste"

He said this, but i dont understand what it means ? what is #insult and #noclass ?

[Todd Marston]

He probably feels, like everyone does who has a brain, that these kids may have made up these stories to get money and JoPa should continue to coach

[AC Stylin]

He probably doesn't know any of the facts of the issue. He just heard Paterno was fired, and based on that alone he thinks it's classless. He should read the facts.

[Chris]

see link...

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=what+did+ashton+say...penn+state

[Andito]

Todd, have you even watched the news? You know... The part where Joe admitted to being told about it when it happened? Again, you are a fucking idiot.

[Sue]

The bit where he wrote #insult #noclass...those are hashtags. Another example of how a hashtag works would be if I posted this on Twitter: The Colts are having an incredible season. #sarcasm. The #sarcasm hashtag means that the tweet was to be taken sarcastically.
The same goes for Kutcher's tweet. When he tagged the tweets with #insult and #noclass, he meant that the firing was an #insult to Paterno and that Penn State made a less than classy move by firing him.

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Kutcher is part of that whole small town mentality were football is more than a sport and you can clearly see in the statement that he cares more about the game of football than the incident.

[The Lorax]

Why does anyone care what Ashton Kutcher has to say?

[Ben]

Its a twitter thing. Hash tag no class. Hash tag insult.

It doesnt mean anything other than its an insult its a no class move.

[baudkarma]

"How the Penn State Scandal Helped Ashton Kutcher Learn Basic Internet Skills"

http://www.grantland.com/blog/the-triang...net-skills

Basically, Kutcher popped off to his 12 billion followers without bothering to learn the facts first. Once he learned why Paterno had been fired, he backtracked and apologized.