“I make no claim that my opinion should be yours. I make no claim to know more or less than anyone else.”
From “First Blog” (bottom entry), sophiabush.com, June 22, 2010
“If you can look another human being in the eye & tell them they are not equal to you, you shouldn’t be living in #TheLandOfTheFree #equality”
Regarding gay marriage opponents in America, from her official Twitter account, April 25, 2013
“All I ask is that we treat each other with kindness here. There is a saddening and prolific pattern on the internet of faceless typers insulting one another, being cruel, and saying things that cut to the quick of people. I will not support that.”
From “First Blog” (bottom entry), sophiabush.com, June 22, 2010
“we can agree to disagree, but how about you not type things like ‘BULLSHIT’ at me, and call me an idiot b/c I’m an actress? #rude”
From her official Twitter account, November 6, 2012
“…her usage of the term ‘assclown’ makes her sound like a petulant child. #idiot”
Criticizing Sarah Palin, from her official Twitter account, April 28, 2013
“Because it just reaffirms that they are idiots. Harsh but true.”
From her official Twitter account, November 18, 2012
“I have no tolerance for moronic little boys who spout ignorant bullshit.”
From her official Twitter account, March 27, 2013
“There is NO ONE celebrating a death…However ANY criminal, in any situation, who resists arrest with a firearm is going to get shot. Period. And this particular man, guilty of murdering thousands of people, in a number of countries around the world, is no different…he didn’t surrender. Nor did he give that chance, of life, of escaping a tragic death, to the thousands of people he mercilessly killed over the years… I for one am proud of the US military for providing all of us with such security. #USA”
Regarding the much celebrated murder of an unarmed Osama Bin Laden who was never convicted of any criminal activity in a court of law, from her official TwitLonger account, May 6, 2011
“Honestly, all the shit talking that happens on social media exhausts me sometimes. And just breaks my heart. Be nice to each other! #overit”
From her official Twitter account, March 24, 2013
“You are a jackass.”
From her official Twitter account, April 8, 2013
“…sir. Kindly pull your head out of your ass.”
To a gun control critic, from her official Twitter account, April 18, 2013
“…I own a gun, so fact check, asshole.”
To another gun control critic, from her official Twitter account, April 8, 2013
“What moron made that?”
Regarding this, from her official Twitter account, April 3, 2013
“he is literally batshit crazy insane. What a fucking lunatic.”
Regarding Glenn Beck, from her official Twitter account, April 18, 2013
“Let’s spread kindness!”
From her official Twitter account, June 17, 2010
“It’s so silly and sad to see a woman, and a mother, attacking and name calling other women.”
Her response to Michelle Malkin’s criticisms of her, from her official WhoSay account, October 23, 2012
“If a cranky, extremist blogger has nothing better to do during the Presidential debates than troll the twitter accounts of actors who she demeans, and slams as unintelligent…But it reinforces the fact that Fox News is merely a tabloid organization masquerading as news. After all, tabloids drum up celebrity gossip. And so do these wing nuts.”
From the same WhoSay entry, October 23, 2012
“People should chill. Simply a clarification of grammar. You know how I love the #grammarpolice ;)”
From her official Twitter account, March 19, 2013
“…your grammar sucks. It’s ‘YOU’RE UGLY’. #spelling”
From her official Twitter account, November 12, 2012
“I believe you meant to type ‘you’re’. And the NYT is hands down the most reputable new [sic] source in the country. Adios.”
From her official Twitter account, November 6, 2012
“…I don’t think it’s ok to give a convicted abuser an endorsement deal.”
Regarding football player/dogfighting enthusiast Michael Vick re-signing with Nike, from her official Twitter account, July 2, 2011
“He’s passed all these tests and they’re still digging?”
“Disgusting. #WitchHunt #Hero”
“…#RealMen….@LanceArmstrong”
Her stubborn defense of the abusive, highly litigious, then-heavily endorsed cyclist Lance Armstrong, who later confessed to drug cheating on Oprah’s Next Chapter, from her official Twitter account, August 23, 2012, (here, too) and July 2012. And for the record, he did fail several drug tests. Furthermore, she hasn’t commented on the scandal, at least not on Twitter, since these tweets.
“Choose to live an intentional life. Prioritize ‘consistency in your compassion’ – @BenKeesey #MOVEDC @Invisible”
From her official Twitter account, November 17, 2012
“‘Will you be an upstander or a bystander?’ – John Pendergast…Be an UPSTANDER. Stand for those who cannot. Use your voice for the voiceless. And MOVE.”
From her official WhoSay account, November 17, 2012
“I will always say f[uck] you to hate policy.”
Regarding the discrimination of the LGBT community, from her official Twitter account, January 9, 2013
“I don’t value life on a sliding scale. #Equality”
Regarding M23, from her official Twitter account, November 29, 2012
“If we allow this to happen, we are complicit, and thus guilty. We cannot turn a blind eye to this horror.”
Regarding M23, from her official Twitter account, November 29, 2012
“I don’t think the man is perfect. I don’t think the world is perfect. It’s a scary place.”
Regarding my criticism of her lack of criticism for President Obama’s atrocious human rights record, as pointed out here, from her official Twitter account, March 23, 2013
“…I heart Barack Obama so much right now. He cares about us, the average citizens of this country, more than he cares about pleasing all the scared-to-change people in power. That’s heroic, admirable, and exactly what we need. Fuck yes, Mr. President, you are a unicorn.”
Her severe criticism for the watered down Affordable Care Act pushed by the corporation-supported American President, from her official Twitter account (via US Weekly), June 28, 2012
“The Pres. is SO inspiring! This giant room is riveted, charmed and laughing so hard because he is hilarious.”
More harsh condemnation about Obama’s secretive drone program by the once aspiring adversarial journalist, from her official Instagram account, April 28, 2013.
“…we’re very in tune with what’s going on in the world.”
From AOLTV article: “CW Stars Sophia Bush And Misha Collins Give Back”, August 31, 2010
“while theoretically I understand your position, you have to grow up. Honestly.”
Responding to my criticism that she doesn’t talk about President Obama’s ruthless prosecutions of whistleblowers like the psychologically tortured Private Bradley Manning (who has been in government custody since 2010) and longstanding human rights abuses of Muslims, from her official Twitter account, March 23, 2013
“You don’t have 7 minutes to be a more informed, conscious citizen and compassionate human being? I think you do. #SmartIsSexy”
Regarding the Kony 2012 anniversary video, from her official Twitter account, March 6, 2013
“…I don’t find time to discuss every single event in the world on twitter every single day.”
A strawman argument regarding my critical tweets and poems about her lack of interest in the Bradley Manning case (I suggested she post a single tweet about it here) and the chronic human rights abuses committed by the Obama Administration, from her official Twitter account, March 22, 2013
“Violence is never the answer…”
Regarding the 2011 Arizona massacre that killed her nine-year-old second cousin and seriously wounded Congressman Gabrielle Giffords, from her official Twitter account, January 9, 2011
“The world is a better place with him gone.”
Regarding the illegal assassination of Osama Bin Laden, who was once financially supported by the American federal government during the Soviet Union invasion of Afghanistan (1979-87), from her official TwitLonger account, May 6, 2011
“Hopefully we can open each other’s eyes, teach each other new things, and prompt one another to do just a bit more with our spare time. A bit more good that will affect us and those around us.”
From “First Blog” (bottom entry), sophiabush.com, June 22, 2010
“Demanding that I agree with you, or write like you. Or decide to fight the wars you want to fight, is childish.”
Her response to my above-mentioned criticism, from her official Twitter account, March 23, 2012
“20. I believe people are inherently magical and good.”
From her US Weekly article, “25 Things You Don’t Know About Me”, March 21, 2012
“People are crazy.”
From her official Twitter account, March 27, 2013
“You know gay is my favourite color ;)”
From her official Twitter account, July 6, 2010
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Her public comments on tortured, incarcerated, gay/transgender whistleblower, Private First Class Bradley Manning, to date.
Dennis Earl
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
1:52 a.m.
THE WRITINGS OF DENNIS EARL 
dude, you’re obsession with Sophia Bush, is a little disturbing. If I were her, i would file a restraining order. Get a life, asshole.
First of all, it’s “your”. Secondly, how is being critical of Ms. Bush’s inconsistent public comments, which are all readily available online to anyone who wishes to read them, the act of a “stalker”? Thirdly, why would you propose a restraining order on someone who has 1. never met her nor plans to and 2. never threatened her well-being? Despite your disapproval, I’m allowed to be critical of her public statements just as you are permitted to have your strong views about me. That’s not the act of an obsessive creep (who, in truth, hasn’t really written that much about her). It’s what a responsible writer does when he sees a public figure routinely act like an Obama groupie rather than an informed, concerned citizen as she claims to be. As I’ve pointed out numerous times, Ms. Bush constantly gives the American President a pass on his criminal actions which offends me. Judging by your comment, that doesn’t concern you, either, which I find incredibly sad. By the way, you won’t like my next entry.
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