@JamandBread wrote:
@Cakers3 wrote:
@JamandBread wrote:
The man is an actor, not a gun expert. That's why gun experts were hired to be on set.
When I hire someone to connect my gas stove, I don't expect I need to know all the mechanics of the stove so it doesn't blow up in my face when I turn it on.
Maybe he didn't "pull" the trigger. Maybe the gun went off on its own. Maybe he isn't responsible.
You can really see the revulsion some have with this man. Most of it spurred by tabloid stories.
He's a guy some people LOVE to hate. He must have a hide as thick as a buffalo.
@JamandBread Nothing tabloid about my post-look up his interview with Stephanopoulis (sp).
The gun did not go off by itself-even if it did in the 1 in a trillion chance, you not being an expert about your gas stove is not the same as handling a gun.
The lawsuit isn't about Baldwin alone; it is also about the shoddy handling of the props.
And again, for someone who is so outspoken AGAINST the NRA and gun rights, he sure doesn't mind making millions in movies that use..........guns. And not in non-violent ways.I
Big difference in disagreeing with the bankrupted, disgraceful NRA and making movies. Not that his opinion about the NRA has a thing to do with this situation.
I stand by what I said.
Maybe he didn't pull the trigger.
Maybe he isn't responsible.
He is an actor, not a gun expert, which is why there were professionals paid for their expertise.
People despise this man based on tabloid stories and politics. Not surprised to see the lip smacking and moustache twisting glee all over the internet.
I don't blame the family of the victim for filing suit. I would too. They deserve compensation for their loss, tragic accident or not.
@JamandBread I am speaking only for myself. I have not posted tabloid gossip; I posted about a genuine interview.
And yes, if he is not supporting gun rights, then keep the guns out of the picture completely.
I care not one bit about the NRA but it isn't just the NRA; he feels guns do not belong to anyone.
Yet he needs them to make movies where guns still kill people.
That is my point. If he can make $$$ making films with gun violence, who is he to determine who can and cannot own a gun in real life???
I do not love to hate the man; such a nonsense statement, imo.
It is his lack of responsibility in this tragedy that puts him in a negative light, nobody else is doing that for him.
I find it almost amusing that people who are so anti-gun will defend this man in this tragedy.
We KNOW about prop handlers btw. Circling back to them does not remove any responsibility from him, especially blaming Halyna for telling him to point the gun at her.
We can agree to disagree but I see hypocrisy when it comes to Baldwin.
Let the justice system do the job it needs to do.
"" Compassion is a verb."-Thich Nhat Hanh
That's what makes THEM happy!
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