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Tweeting out his wish for God to “take” Donald Trump may not be the most outrageous thing Charlie Sheen has ever said or done — given that he’s built his life around saying or doing outrageous, often offensive, things.

But his tweet Wednesday evening certainly fired up people across the Twitterverse, even bringing denunciations from users who may not be fans of the president-elect.

To provide some context, the former “Two and a Half Men” actor, 51, fired off his tweet following news that Hollywood screen legend Debbie Reynolds died after being rushed to the hospital with a stroke. Reynolds’ stunning death came the day after her daughter, “Star Wars” actress Carrie Fisher, died of a heart attack and three days after pop icon George Michael was found dead in home in England on Christmas morning.

“Dear God; Trump next, please!” Sheen tweeted, repeating the “Trump next, please” line five more times.

That tweet was re-tweeted more than 29,000 times and liked more than 54,000 times.

Many slammed Sheen for his tweet, calling the actor a “scumbag” and a “useless cockroach,” and of possessing a “truly evil soul.” Some also referred disparagingly to Sheen’s HIV status. Sheen revealed in 2015 that he was HIV positive.

More civil criticisms came in the form of people asking him “How low can you go?” Even CNN’s Jake Tapper weighed in, saying that what Sheen wrote “wasn’t cute or funny.”

But some users agreed with Sheen, with one tweeting “The next celebrity that dies must be #DonaldTrump. Thank you #CharlieSheen.”

Sheen finally responded Thursday morning, but in his characteristically belligerent, non-apologetic way. He seemed oblivious to people’s concerns that it’s bad karma to wish death on someone — even on a divisive political figure like Trump.

In a rambling diatribe, containing lots of big words that he must have found in a thesaurus, Sheen blamed — who else? — the media for its “panoramic timorousness.”

He also told he media he was directing his request to God, “not you.”

Yes, that makes sense because in Sheen world, God pays attention to what an annoying celebrity like him posts on his social medial account.