I thought a gun is never a dangerous object. It by itself is just an object. The person with the gun is what’s dangerous. Right?

I cant stand him but he didn't do anything that isn't done in action movies everyday. Person who did something wrong is one that put live rounds in the gun.Tons of scenes as mentioned were person shoots at the camera then it will switch to other guy falling or shooting back.

His innocence was decided right away and the narrative was shaped to that. Just like Trump's guilt was decided already for the nyc trial and they will shape that narrative to that outcome..this is what the government does.

Give him a medal-he shot another lefty dem.

explain? the man pointed a loaded gun at another person, pulled the trigger. You can be charged with Brandishing, and not even have a gun.

I agree. He did do the killing, but it would not have happened if the people responsible for the gun and bullets have had done their job. The ones that need to be held accountable are the people in charge of gun and bullets.

I'm not a baldwin fan at all.

explain? the man pointed a loaded gun at another person, pulled the trigger. You can be charged with Brandishing, and not even have a gun.

I agree with the basic gun safety rules Mack listed above. I drill them into my kids and I demand gun safety from all while hunting, in the shop working on guns, at the range, etc.

I totally agree that you never point a gun at another person (or the dog, cat or cows) even if you are 100% sure it is unloaded--unless you intend to shoot the person, dog, cat or cow. Even if you removed the bolt or other crucial mechanism. I would vote this is Rule Number 1.

But this was a movie set. In every western, Die Hard, Lethal Weapon, John Wick and an almost endless list of movies, guns are pointed at other people. I love those movies. How could they have made this scene, for example, without violating Rule Number 1? Serious question. I get that they use blanks, special effects and all but I am watching real humans point real guns at each other.



I know a lot of y'all hate Baldwin because of his politics, but be careful vilifying a guy or guys that made a mistake with a firearm. The gun grabbers love this infighting.

If anything, it was plain old negligence.

I look back into this further than checking firearms, etc.

Who brought the live ammo to the set in the first place ?

I understood it to be wanna be gunman, Baldwin. He hates what he wants to be, in his dreams, the most. Acting in all the real men, masculine parts every time. Knowing he will never equal a gnat on a bull's horn in par with expert military men , and others . So he plays big shot on his sets. That's why so many quit working for him.

He brought live ammo to the set and wanted to show off shooting targets, or whatever, between video takes.

I doubt seriously that anyone else took it upon themselves to bring live ammo to a movie set.

Baldwin is to blame for it all.