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I read the comments of one of Hollywood’s lead armorers yesterday. He said when an actor is required to point and fire a gun at the camera, there is no one behind the camera and no one anywhere nearby. No matter if the gun is loaded or not. This is what he considered a general safety practice on all Hollywood sets.I disagree with this whole thread.
Baldwin was required to use the gun, it is not like it was his choice.
And there is no reason why an actor should be expected to know what the real person in the role they are playing should know.
It was not Baldwin's responsibility to learn about gun safety on his own.
It is the job of the armorer to teach the actors who need to know, what they should know.
And the main mistake was not Baldwin's.
While anyone familiar with guns would have opened and checked the gun, that was not Baldwin's fault for not knowing that.
The mistake was for there to be live rounds anywhere on the set, and in particular for them to be loaded in the gun.
So then the fault is really with the crew who brought the ammo, loaded it for "plinking", and then did not unload it.
Baldwin was required to aim at the camera for a fast draw scene.
He had no choice but to point at the camera, which just then also happened to be at the camera lady.
It does seem like women are paying a higher price lately.The Thread on Current Events was closed, but I think this warrants discussion.
Let's talk about gun safety rules and why Alec Baldwin committed gross negligence when he shot and killed a member of the filming crew.
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Too bad the cops are such gun-grabbing morons, and the Second Amendment isn't "incorporated" in court unless you're on a licensed professional corporate security detail.5. Always keep you gun secured from others. There are morons everywhere.
You mean 2 negligent discharges.They had TWO accidental discharges earlier.
It sounds like the entire cast and crew were a bunch of ignorant fuck-ups who had no business doing that job.I read the comments of one of Hollywood’s lead armorers yesterday. He said when an actor is required to point and fire a gun at the camera, there is no one behind the camera and no one anywhere nearby. No matter if the gun is loaded or not. This is what he considered a general safety practice on all Hollywood sets.
Why do you not understand that the person pulling the trigger is responsible for everything that happens afterwards?I don't care if it was Alec Baldwin or Donald Trump. The responsibility was on the armorer, not on the actor.
My carry gun doesn't have a safety, why would that make any difference in safe handling?
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You mean 2 negligent discharges.
I will never use the word "accident" when it comes to firearm safety. All discharges are preventable or purposeful.
I served as a juror on a federal grand jury for many months. We had several cases per day. We had some gun cases. We had ATF agents testify. We never saw any charges that would violate the 2A, even thought I understand that the ATF wants to do some gun grabbing, like when they went after stabilizing braces, which failed:Too bad the cops are such gun-grabbing morons, and the Second Amendment isn't "incorporated" in court unless you're on a licensed professional corporate security detail.
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You just described most of the Left.Baldwin is an incredibly dangerous combination of violent, arrogant, and stupid.
Can you imagine if that had been Trump on the set of The Apprentice? Wanna bet they would be looking for a rope? This kind of insane hypocrisy and idiocy is what we are stuck with for letting RINOS convince us to be tolerant and let Marxists gain a foothold in this country.What's truly disgusting is seeing all the lefties defending him because he's the same kind of hatemonger they are.
