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@PinochetsCommieCopter I still don't think it's his fault this happened unless I'm missing something. The chick who loaded the gun was a blue hair dyke that was incompetent as fuck and fled when it happened.

@beardalaxy he hired the dyke and everyone knows you supposed to check any gun you are handed no matter what, so still his fault
@PinochetsCommieCopter @beardalaxy Baldwin's fault. Not just once, but TWICE. His production and his role as an actor. Labor troubles, and his crew was shooting at cans and stuff. And then he skipped personal due diligence.

An anti-gun activist should be greatly concerned with everyone's safety on set, but he wasn't. His budget came first. Which means he's not anti-gun. Gee, I wonder (((who))) his masters are??

@1967GTO @PinochetsCommieCopter you think anti-gun activists know ANYTHING about guns? Lmao. Stands to reason they would be trusting someone who says that they do. These are the kinds of people who call AR-15s "fully automatic assault rifles."

@beardalaxy @PinochetsCommieCopter As an actor, he was familiar with Hollywood armorers. Counting Rust, he filmed a dozen movies in which he handled guns. And most of them were *after* the mishap on the set of The Crow. You mean to tell me in all that time not one person ever taught him the common sense rules of handling a firearm?

As the producer, it was his responsibility. If his star (that's Alec Baldwin) told the producer (that's Alec Baldwin) that he knew Firearm Safety and didn't need no stinkin' training, who gets the blame?

Anti-gun activists constantly portray inanimate firearms as dangerous and unpredictable. Simple assurances could never negate that. They'd want to see for themselves that it's actually not loaded.

@PinochetsCommieCopter Idk, I see it the same way as getting a mechanic to replace your brakes, trusting that they fixed them, but then you try to brake at a light and end up t-boning and killing someone because the mechanic didn't do a good enough job. Is it your responsibility to check the mechanic's work when you know fuck all about cars (that's why you had to take it into a mechanic in the first place)?

Saying he murdered someone in cold blood is kind of disingenuous imo, even if it was "his fault." I'm not a fan of the guy, but I really don't think it was his fault, other than hiring someone who didn't do their job right if he was actually the one who hired them (which I can't imagine would be the case, if he hired anyone maybe it was people who hired other people).

@beardalaxy @PinochetsCommieCopter @beardalaxy to be fair even if he did check the revolver. He might not be able to tell if the bullets the real thing or a prop.
Like the other guy said you got to trust your mechanic did his job right because even if you do crawl under the car to look at the brake you don't know what your looking at

@Groomschild @PinochetsCommieCopter especially if you're an anti-gun retard, you wouldn't have shot enough real guns (if any) to know if there's something wrong.

@beardalaxy @beardalaxy @PinochetsCommieCopter must they can fairly give Baldwin unless he fucks up his case is a relatively light manslaughter sentence

@Groomschild @PinochetsCommieCopter they settled out of court for an undisclosed amount actually. The husband of the girl that died became the executive producer of the film as part of the settlement I believe.

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