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Originally Posted by YeOldeCurmudgeon
Considering it was someone else's responsibility to do this, and considering that live ammunition was not supposed to be on the site and that it was someone else's responsibility to ensure this, and considering it is not common practice to hand someone a loaded gun with live ammunition on a movie site, I don't see how in any way, shape, or form you can find Baldwin responsible, unless you have no idea of ethical behavior. This is a unique and extraordinary situation that may have never happened before, and certainly not actually shooting someone.
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Ethical behavior is checking to make sure your firearm is SAFE before pointing it at someone and pulling the trigger...
As I said before, if the scene required him to play "Russian Roulette", do you think he would "just take someone's word" that the gun was safe, or would he check for himself?