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Originally Posted by Boston-Sean
I could go along with the "It's not his fault, they told him the gun was unloaded" people if the shot he fired was not pointed directly at the chest of another human being.
Does anyone think that if someone Baldwin cared about, like a family member, was in position to take a bullet to the chest that he would have blindly pulled the trigger?
He didn't care enough to check for himself. That's reckless. And criminal.
How about you? Would you point a gun at a family member and pull the trigger without double and triple checking to make sure it was unloaded?
If you would you are a fool and should be tossed in jail. Just like Baldwin.
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There is no comparison.
This was at a movie set which was supposed to have safety protocols.
Someone messed up and it was probably the armorer as well as an assistant director.
Crew member who gave Baldwin gun subject of prior complaint