Baldwin's statement today totally detaches him from the shooting and any responsibility. "tragic accident", "fully cooperating". Told you he was a shit human being.
She wasnt even an actress why is he pointing a gun at her
Enhances the likelihood that he was fucking around on the set.
Did we learn nothing from Brandon Lee? Dipshits. Libs should never be around any kind of gun. Prop or otherwise.
Fucking idiot. Blanks have metal housing the powder. There’s always the potential for something to go wrong. I feel bad for the people that got hurt, but fuck Alec Baldwin. He’s a piece of shit, and he deserves this.
Normally a crimped case at most. Often paper card wad on top. Nothing that would be lethal. The muzzle blast could kill you if you stuck to your head like that young actor did as a joke. It worked! Muzzle contact needed or extremely close. Even in old Hollywood they didn't point guns at anyone when firing blanks. They normally point off to the side that wouldn't be noticed on camera. Same if firing at the camera. Interested to see how this happened.
Wardrobe Malfunction or Climate Change are to blame.
Did we learn nothing from Brandon Lee? Dipshits. Libs should never be around any kind of gun. Prop or otherwise.
Fucking idiot. Blanks have metal housing the powder. There’s always the potential for something to go wrong. I feel bad for the people that got hurt, but fuck Alec Baldwin. He’s a piece of shit, and he deserves this.
Normally a crimped case at most. Often paper card wad on top. Nothing that would be lethal. The muzzle blast could kill you if you stuck to your head like that young actor did as a joke. It worked! Muzzle contact needed or extremely close. Even in old Hollywood they didn't point guns at anyone when firing blanks. They normally point off to the side that wouldn't be noticed on camera. Same if firing at the camera. Interested to see how this happened.
Wardrobe Malfunction or Climate Change are to blame.
Did we learn nothing from Brandon Lee? Dipshits. Libs should never be around any kind of gun. Prop or otherwise.
Fucking idiot. Blanks have metal housing the powder. There’s always the potential for something to go wrong. I feel bad for the people that got hurt, but fuck Alec Baldwin. He’s a piece of shit, and he deserves this.
Normally a crimped case at most. Often paper card wad on top. Nothing that would be lethal. The muzzle blast could kill you if you stuck to your head like that young actor did as a joke. It worked! Muzzle contact needed or extremely close. Even in old Hollywood they didn't point guns at anyone when firing blanks. They normally point off to the side that wouldn't be noticed on camera. Same if firing at the camera. Interested to see how this happened.
Wardrobe Malfunction or Climate Change are to blame.
Trump's fault.
Am I asleep at the wheel? Or is it because I'm already drunk?
Did we learn nothing from Brandon Lee? Dipshits. Libs should never be around any kind of gun. Prop or otherwise.
Fucking idiot. Blanks have metal housing the powder. There’s always the potential for something to go wrong. I feel bad for the people that got hurt, but fuck Alec Baldwin. He’s a piece of shit, and he deserves this.
Normally a crimped case at most. Often paper card wad on top. Nothing that would be lethal. The muzzle blast could kill you if you stuck to your head like that young actor did as a joke. It worked! Muzzle contact needed or extremely close. Even in old Hollywood they didn't point guns at anyone when firing blanks. They normally point off to the side that wouldn't be noticed on camera. Same if firing at the camera. Interested to see how this happened.
Wardrobe Malfunction or Climate Change are to blame.
Trump's fault.
there was actually a twat on the Guardian article today from someone named Johannes Velterop today, (Komo 4 buttfuckers) that asked: Might the prop gun have been secretly loaded with real bullets by a Trump supporter, to punish Alec Baldwin for his Trump parodies? Should be a line of inquiry.
Did we learn nothing from Brandon Lee? Dipshits. Libs should never be around any kind of gun. Prop or otherwise.
Fucking idiot. Blanks have metal housing the powder. There’s always the potential for something to go wrong. I feel bad for the people that got hurt, but fuck Alec Baldwin. He’s a piece of shit, and he deserves this.
Normally a crimped case at most. Often paper card wad on top. Nothing that would be lethal. The muzzle blast could kill you if you stuck to your head like that young actor did as a joke. It worked! Muzzle contact needed or extremely close. Even in old Hollywood they didn't point guns at anyone when firing blanks. They normally point off to the side that wouldn't be noticed on camera. Same if firing at the camera. Interested to see how this happened.
Wardrobe Malfunction or Climate Change are to blame.
Trump's fault.
there was actually a twat on the Guardian article today from someone named Johannes Velterop today, (Komo 4 buttfuckers) that asked: Might the prop gun have been secretly loaded with real bullets by a Trump supporter, to punish Alec Baldwin for his Trump parodies? Should be a line of inquiry.
Wife and daughter both asked if I'd read his statement. Both said it was a total dismissal of any personal responsibility. I only have smart women in my home.
Camera crew walked off set of Baldwin movie due to working conditions hours before shooting
Camera crews aren’t responsible for handling props on the set, are they?
Even so, this LA Times scoop raises the obvious possibility that if the camera crew was disgruntled about labor conditions, maybe the prop master was too. And if the camera crew was replaced by non-union labor, maybe the prop master was replaced by someone who wasn’t up to the job.
n fact, the bombshell here — if true — is that there were problems with props on the set before the fatal shooting yesterday.
Per the Times, the crew was upset about long hours, low pay, and the fact that they were being asked to commute to Santa Fe from Albuquerque, a 50-mile drive, instead of being allowed to stay at hotels in town. This was a low-budget production and producers evidently didn’t want to foot that bill. Eventually it reached the point where they walked — just hours before cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed.
As the camera crew — members of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees — spent about an hour assembling their gear at the Bonanza Creek Ranch, several nonunion crew members showed up to replace them, the knowledgeable person said…
“Corners were being cut — and they brought in nonunion people so they could continue to shooting,” the knowledgeable person said.
There were two misfires on the prop gun and one the previous week, the person said, adding “there was a serious lack of safety meetings on this set.”…
The shooting occurred about six hours after the union camera crew left.
So that explains why the prop masters’ union, IATSE Local 44, was quick with a statement this morning claiming that Baldwin somehow fired a “live” round and the prop master on the set was *not* a union member. It wasn’t just a matter of them making sure the union isn’t blamed, it’s a matter of suggesting that using non-union labor on a film set literally leads to people dying.
Camera crew walked off set of Baldwin movie due to working conditions hours before shooting
Camera crews aren’t responsible for handling props on the set, are they?
Even so, this LA Times scoop raises the obvious possibility that if the camera crew was disgruntled about labor conditions, maybe the prop master was too. And if the camera crew was replaced by non-union labor, maybe the prop master was replaced by someone who wasn’t up to the job.
n fact, the bombshell here — if true — is that there were problems with props on the set before the fatal shooting yesterday.
Per the Times, the crew was upset about long hours, low pay, and the fact that they were being asked to commute to Santa Fe from Albuquerque, a 50-mile drive, instead of being allowed to stay at hotels in town. This was a low-budget production and producers evidently didn’t want to foot that bill. Eventually it reached the point where they walked — just hours before cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed.
As the camera crew — members of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees — spent about an hour assembling their gear at the Bonanza Creek Ranch, several nonunion crew members showed up to replace them, the knowledgeable person said…
“Corners were being cut — and they brought in nonunion people so they could continue to shooting,” the knowledgeable person said.
There were two misfires on the prop gun and one the previous week, the person said, adding “there was a serious lack of safety meetings on this set.”…
The shooting occurred about six hours after the union camera crew left.
So that explains why the prop masters’ union, IATSE Local 44, was quick with a statement this morning claiming that Baldwin somehow fired 'a “live” round and the prop master on the set was *not* a union member. It wasn’t just a matter of them making sure the union isn’t blamed, it’s a matter of suggesting that using non-union labor on a film set literally leads to people dying.
Sounds like Alec was taking any gig he could and for all the talk about the left being strong union advocates, it seems that in a pinch they're not. Hypocrites. Baldwin also apparently didn't know it was a "hot" gun and was said to be waving it around when the shot was fired.
Camera crew walked off set of Baldwin movie due to working conditions hours before shooting
Camera crews aren’t responsible for handling props on the set, are they?
Even so, this LA Times scoop raises the obvious possibility that if the camera crew was disgruntled about labor conditions, maybe the prop master was too. And if the camera crew was replaced by non-union labor, maybe the prop master was replaced by someone who wasn’t up to the job.
n fact, the bombshell here — if true — is that there were problems with props on the set before the fatal shooting yesterday.
Per the Times, the crew was upset about long hours, low pay, and the fact that they were being asked to commute to Santa Fe from Albuquerque, a 50-mile drive, instead of being allowed to stay at hotels in town. This was a low-budget production and producers evidently didn’t want to foot that bill. Eventually it reached the point where they walked — just hours before cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed.
As the camera crew — members of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees — spent about an hour assembling their gear at the Bonanza Creek Ranch, several nonunion crew members showed up to replace them, the knowledgeable person said…
“Corners were being cut — and they brought in nonunion people so they could continue to shooting,” the knowledgeable person said.
There were two misfires on the prop gun and one the previous week, the person said, adding “there was a serious lack of safety meetings on this set.”…
The shooting occurred about six hours after the union camera crew left.
So that explains why the prop masters’ union, IATSE Local 44, was quick with a statement this morning claiming that Baldwin somehow fired 'a “live” round and the prop master on the set was *not* a union member. It wasn’t just a matter of them making sure the union isn’t blamed, it’s a matter of suggesting that using non-union labor on a film set literally leads to people dying.
Sounds like Alec was taking any gig he could and for all the talk about the left being strong union advocates, it seems that in a pinch they're not. Hypocrites. Baldwin also apparently didn't know it was a "hot" gun and was said to be waving it around when the shot was fired.
New Mexico became a Hollywood thing awhile ago as companies wanted to avoid regulations and taxes for production in California. So anti tax and anti unions now.
Did we learn nothing from Brandon Lee? Dipshits. Libs should never be around any kind of gun. Prop or otherwise.
Fucking idiot. Blanks have metal housing the powder. There’s always the potential for something to go wrong. I feel bad for the people that got hurt, but fuck Alec Baldwin. He’s a piece of shit, and he deserves this.
Normally a crimped case at most. Often paper card wad on top. Nothing that would be lethal. The muzzle blast could kill you if you stuck to your head like that young actor did as a joke. It worked! Muzzle contact needed or extremely close. Even in old Hollywood they didn't point guns at anyone when firing blanks. They normally point off to the side that wouldn't be noticed on camera. Same if firing at the camera. Interested to see how this happened.
Wardrobe Malfunction or Climate Change are to blame.
Trump's fault.
there was actually a twat on the Guardian article today from someone named Johannes Velterop today, (Komo 4 buttfuckers) that asked: Might the prop gun have been secretly loaded with real bullets by a Trump supporter, to punish Alec Baldwin for his Trump parodies? Should be a line of inquiry.
Is it the height of irony that this accident happens to this guy? Yeah
Does the Devine* have a way of humbling people that is unmatched in its ferocity and vengence? Definitely.
This won't be a popular take, but with that all said, I do have a soft spot in my heart for the guy. I can't imagine the sheer anguish this human being must be feeling, knowing you took an innocent life and thus changing the course of a family tree forever.
Is it the height of irony that this accident happens to this guy? Yeah
Does the Devine* have a way of humbling people that is unmatched in its ferocity and vengence? Definitely.
This won't be a popular take, but with that all said, I do have a soft spot in my heart for the guy. I can't imagine the sheer anguish this human being must be feeling, knowing you took an innocent life and thus changing the course of a family tree forever.
It's got to be devastating.
* whateveryouwantocallit
If only Baldwin could demonstrate the type of humility you're showing here.
But he's a Hollywood actor through-and-through, so don't count on it.
So true. Leftards focused on the "important" things - like virtue signaling by wearing a mask while vaccinated in the middle of phucking nowhere. Gun safety be damned.
That this was a life-ruining disaster for Alec Baldwin, much as the death of George Floyd was a life-ruining disaster for Derek Chauvin, goes without saying. (One obvious difference is that Chauvin likely didn’t kill George Floyd at all, since Floyd had two to three times a lethal overdose of fentanyl in his system, while Baldwin’s bullet unquestionably killed Halyna Hutchins.) But the incident does put some things into perspective. In this photo of Baldwin, talking on the phone after the accident, you can see that he has been wearing a mask and apparently has taken it off to talk on the phone:
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How could I miss that?
Alec "Dead Eye" Baldwin.
named Johannes Velterop today, (Komo 4 buttfuckers) that asked: Might the prop gun have been secretly loaded with real bullets by a Trump supporter, to punish Alec Baldwin for his Trump parodies? Should be a line of inquiry.
https://hotair.com/allahpundit/2021/10/22/camera-crew-walked-off-set-of-baldwin-movie-due-to-working-conditions-hours-before-shooting-n424265
Camera crew walked off set of Baldwin movie due to working conditions hours before shooting
Camera crews aren’t responsible for handling props on the set, are they?
Even so, this LA Times scoop raises the obvious possibility that if the camera crew was disgruntled about labor conditions, maybe the prop master was too. And if the camera crew was replaced by non-union labor, maybe the prop master was replaced by someone who wasn’t up to the job.
n fact, the bombshell here — if true — is that there were problems with props on the set before the fatal shooting yesterday.
Per the Times, the crew was upset about long hours, low pay, and the fact that they were being asked to commute to Santa Fe from Albuquerque, a 50-mile drive, instead of being allowed to stay at hotels in town. This was a low-budget production and producers evidently didn’t want to foot that bill. Eventually it reached the point where they walked — just hours before cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed.
As the camera crew — members of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees — spent about an hour assembling their gear at the Bonanza Creek Ranch, several nonunion crew members showed up to replace them, the knowledgeable person said…
“Corners were being cut — and they brought in nonunion people so they could continue to shooting,” the knowledgeable person said.
There were two misfires on the prop gun and one the previous week, the person said, adding “there was a serious lack of safety meetings on this set.”…
The shooting occurred about six hours after the union camera crew left.
So that explains why the prop masters’ union, IATSE Local 44, was quick with a statement this morning claiming that Baldwin somehow fired a “live” round and the prop master on the set was *not* a union member. It wasn’t just a matter of them making sure the union isn’t blamed, it’s a matter of suggesting that using non-union labor on a film set literally leads to people dying.
Is it the height of irony that this accident happens to this guy? Yeah
Does the Devine* have a way of humbling people that is unmatched in its ferocity and vengence? Definitely.
This won't be a popular take, but with that all said, I do have a soft spot in my heart for the guy. I can't imagine the sheer anguish this human being must be feeling, knowing you took an innocent life and thus changing the course of a family tree forever.
It's got to be devastating.
* whateveryouwantocallit
Rules 1-4 all violated. Never let liberals own or handle firearms. Ever.
But he's a Hollywood actor through-and-through, so don't count on it.
https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2021/10/alec-baldwins-accident.php
That this was a life-ruining disaster for Alec Baldwin, much as the death of George Floyd was a life-ruining disaster for Derek Chauvin, goes without saying. (One obvious difference is that Chauvin likely didn’t kill George Floyd at all, since Floyd had two to three times a lethal overdose of fentanyl in his system, while Baldwin’s bullet unquestionably killed Halyna Hutchins.) But the incident does put some things into perspective. In this photo of Baldwin, talking on the phone after the accident, you can see that he has been wearing a mask and apparently has taken it off to talk on the phone:
It’s nice to know he was keeping everyone safe.