I don't think you understand what I am saying. I am agreeing with you and disagreeing with @Box Ox about the people "paid" to check the weapon is responsible. They probably are, in part, but not as much as the guy with the gun in his hand.
If that’s the case then we’re in complete agreement. Lol.
Ummm...I live in reality, not movie and TV land. I highlighted the important words for you.Tell me any sort of Hollywood movie or TV production safety police that has ever stated that the actor or actress is responsible for "final verification" and ensuring the safety of the firearms used on the set.
You only think this is a political thing for me because it's definitely a political thing for you.
They used that gun for live fire target practice that day. Just that alone should have been a red flag for anyone handling that gun. You don’t know the protocols on a movie set when it comes to firearms and neither do I, but knowing that accidents can and do happen on sets, and in fact did happen earlier on this set, don’t you think it would be incumbent on you as the shooter to check the weapon for live rounds before you pointed it and pulled the trigger at another person? As our idiot president would say, ‘Come on man’Tell me any sort of Hollywood movie or TV production safety police that has ever stated that the actor or actress is responsible for "final verification" and ensuring the safety of the firearms used on the set.
You only think this is a political thing for me because it's definitely a political thing for you.
As a former management person i knew that the laws could hold me criminally negligent if I did not manage unsafe activity in my operations or allowed violations of laws or procedures.Tell me any sort of Hollywood movie or TV production safety police that has ever stated that the actor or actress is responsible for "final verification" and ensuring the safety of the firearms used on the set.
You only think this is a political thing for me because it's definitely a political thing for you.
Prob none of those. People now have been raised to not take accountability for their actions. Its deep. To say that baldwin was ultimately responsible for not checking a firearm, then pointing it at a living human, pulling the trigger, killing her, would be going against a deeply ingrained ideal. That no mattee how bad you
up, its someone elses fault.
I have already admitted my animosity towards Baldwin, specifically because of his anti-Trump BS.Who used the gun for live fire target practice? Was it Baldwin? If not, was Baldwin told the gun had been used for live fire target practice that day so it'd be a red flag for him? It probably should have been a red flag for the armorer whether Baldwin had been told or not, eh?
None of the above, actually. But I'd bet his stupid Trump impersonations are a big part of the reason you feel so strongly about him.
Prob none of those. People now have been raised to not take accountability for their actions. Its deep. To say that baldwin was ultimately responsible for not checking a firearm, then pointing it at a living human, pulling the trigger, killing her, would be going against a deeply ingrained ideal. That no mattee how bad you
So true.Prob none of those. People now have been raised to not take accountability for their actions. Its deep. To say that baldwin was ultimately responsible for not checking a firearm, then pointing it at a living human, pulling the trigger, killing her, would be going against a deeply ingrained ideal. That no mattee how bad you
It’s not just here on BC.The ones here in Current Events would probably agree with me on this and then tell me I might as well vote for Trump in 2024 if I talk about anything else.
Correct. But why? To absolve actors and actresses of responsibility while handling DEADLY weapons?
You obviously don’t have clue about firearm safety. His stupid impersonation of Trump is irrelevant. He was a horrible human being long before Trump was president. He should be charged along with the other 2 imbeciles. Do you know he wasn’t aware of the gun being used earlier? As executive producer he had to be aware of the earlier safety concerns and accidental discharge. Stop the nonsense and hand wringing for that idiot.Who used the gun for live fire target practice? Was it Baldwin? If not, was Baldwin told the gun had been used for live fire target practice that day so it'd be a red flag for him? It probably should have been a red flag for the armorer whether Baldwin had been told or not, eh?
None of the above, actually. But I'd bet his stupid Trump impersonations are a big part of the reason you feel so strongly about him.
Negligent homicide my wee lad, even involuntary manslaughter. With you’re attitude towards gun safety it’s a wonder you haven’t shot yourself or someone else.I've been using and have owned firearms since I was a wee lad.
What should the charge or charges be?
The executive producer is the armorer?
