Gun Control Advocate-Actor Alec Baldwin Shoots Two People, Killing One

[wilberforce15]

I really don't think you go to gun shows.
I'm done here, enjoy your Sunday.

I don't go to gun shows.

Any more.

I teach concealed carry classes, and I'm happy to be at a range that I control. Public ranges? Screw them. Everyone there is an idiot and rules are not adequately enforced. And everyone then says "waht's the big deal? Nobody got hurt." - just like you guys.

 

[PT Car Washer]

How were they irresponsible if nothing happened?

People who go to gun shows are some of the safest and most gun savvy people around.

Have you ever been to a gun show?

 

[vantexan]

Can you post any links of that happening? All I have ever heard of is someone getting bent out of shape from seeing people with guns.

There was a kid years ago who killed himself at a gun show after his dad let him handle an automatic weapon of some sort. It's rare but things happen. If it was common the anti gun lobby would be screaming about it all the time.

 

[wilberforce15]

Back to the topic

There is no such thing as a gun accident. All unintentional gun incidents are negligence, and should be prosecuted.

 

[PT Car Washer]

There was a kid years ago who killed himself at a gun show after his dad let him handle an automatic weapon of some sort. It's rare but things happen. If it was common the anti gun lobby would be screaming about it all the time.

Must have been one of those safest and savviest gun experts.

 

[wilberforce15]

There was a kid years ago who killed himself at a gun show after his dad let him handle an automatic weapon of some sort. It's rare but things happen. If it was common the anti gun lobby would be screaming about it all the time.

And the dad should be in prison the rest of his life.

 

[wilberforce15]

It's very revealing how many gun owners don't want to be held fully legally responsible for negligently putting holes in people.

 

[BrownFlush]

I heard he "accidentally" shot one then went ahead and shot someone else. So maybe he did pull the trigger twice.

Yeah.. After he shot the girl, he thought, "that's damn good acting," then squeezed off another into the guy, and thought, "not so much."

 

[over9five]

Must have been one of those safest and savviest gun experts.

Lol, actually it was. That happened here in Mass. The father gave permission for the expert to let his son shoot the gun. The kid lost control, and put a round thru his own head.

 

[wilberforce15]

Lol, actually it was. That happened here in Mass. The father gave permission for the expert to let his son shoot the gun. The kid lost control, and put a round thru his own head.

And the expert and the dad should both be in prison for negligent homicide.

 

[over9five]

And the expert and the dad should both be in prison for negligent homicide.

I don't recall what became of them, probably nothing. Maybe I'll Google..

 

[Poop Head]

Maybe the scene was a first person view of getting shot? Stop over analyzing this.

I hope they use the shot in the movie.

 

[wilberforce15]

I don't recall what became of them, probably nothing. Maybe I'll Google..

You could do that.

Or you could just agree that all gun owners are fully legally responsible for every round that leaves the chamber at all times.

 

[wilberforce15]

Talking to the average gun owner is like talking to the average liberal.

Asking them to take responsibility for anything is nearly impossible.

 

[BrownFlush]

First rule of guns is never point it at another unless to plan on using it. Doesn't matter how many others before you handled the gun.

I must be missing it. This is a movie set. This is pretend.
I don't know, just guessing, but all the shooting in Hollywood land, I don't see 'em checking to see if it's "real " before each shot.
I just don't see Clint looking over and asking" Hey is there a real bullet in this thing?"

 

[wilberforce15]

I must be missing it. This is a movie set. This is pretend.
I don't know, just guessing, but all the shooting in Hollywood land, I don't see 'em checking to see if it's "real " before each shot.
I just don't see Clint looking over and asking" Hey is there a real bullet in this thing?"

They don't do that. They do it exactly as you say.

And that's careless, reckless, stupid, and negligent, and they should bear full responsibility for anything that happens.

 

[BrownFlush]

They don't do that. They do it exactly as you say.

And that's careless, reckless, stupid, and negligent, and they should bear full responsibility for anything that happens.

Again...aren't we in pretend land and not a real gun show?

 

[wilberforce15]

Again...aren't we in pretend land and not a real gun show?

In pretend-land, you're still responsible for any new holes you put into people.

 

[over9five]

You could do that.

Or you could just agree that all gun owners are fully legally responsible for every round that leaves the chamber at all times.

Meh, not liking that blanket statement. No problem with having each incident individually investigated.

 

[wilberforce15]

Every liberal in here is watching how many excuses gun owners are making, and how much they all want to avoid responsibility.