Comments by "Mick Jagger" (@mickjagger8439) on "CNN" channel.

  1. Under ANY circumstances would you point a gun at anyone w/o checking it first?
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  2. Would you point a gun at someone w/o checking it yourself? Guess you would
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  3. Or people killing cops druggies killing everybody homeboys killing innocent people
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  4. Under ANY circumstances would you point a gun at anyone w/o checking it first?
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  5. Under ANY circumstances would you point a gun at anyone w/o checking it first?
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  6.  @JBliehall  I would NEVER take a chance with something like that. Let's hope something good comes out of this. No need for real guns in a movie. They can use camera tricks to make a banana look like a gun. I believe this has happened before killing an actor.
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  7. Nothing more suspicious than waiting two decades to tell their story, with no evidence. Wouldn't your family or friends go to the police with you?
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  8.  @girrl88  If that happened to a family member of mine, or even a friend, the cops would be arresting me. I can never understand how people can lie about something so serious. But we see it so often, I have trouble believing so many things. I guess some don't ever have guilt.
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  9.  @girrl88  I understand that. Maybe take some self defensive class? For a couple reasons. Self confidence, and there are better ways than to kick someone's knee. And for exercise as another benefit.
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  10. It's single action, have to pull hammer back each time
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  11. He refused to have fake guns on the set. If you were pulling the trigger, wouldn't you check?
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  12.  @slimshady6359  Slim-jim Thought you finished school.....reform school 🤣
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  13.  @WarGrrl3  Lucky for you Alec wasn't there
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  14. BUT...BUT HE'S ALEC BALDWIN!
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  15. How about common sense? Under ANY circumstances would you point a gun at anyone w/o checking it first?
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  16. Better yet, he should point it at his head
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  17. Would you pull the hammer back, point the gun at someone, pull the trigger w/o checking it first? Wonder why he failed the polygraph test. Wonder why the original crew quit, texting the set was too dangerous.
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  18.  @1989jedinight  Alec's father was a firearms instructor, he knew you always check, before pointing/pulling the trigger. Alec insisted on ONLY real guns. Because the original crew quit due to dangerous conditions, he had to hire inexperienced replacements. Reported all were target shooting with live rounds, including Alec. Alec failed a polygraph, because he knew something he did not admit.
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  19. Alec Baldwin flunked the polygraph test
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  20. youtube does not allow the link. google it
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  21. Under ANY circumstances would you point a gun at anyone w/o checking it first?
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  22. Production managers struggled to recruit experienced crew members. Veteran prop master Neal W. Zoromski, who turned down a position on “Rust” in late September 2021, told The Times that he was troubled by the producers’ refusal to hire a fully staffed props department, including an armorer to handle the guns and another person as props assistant. Instead, producers insisted that one person fill both jobs. Nearly a dozen experienced prop masters or armorers turned down a job on “Rust.” Most of the camera crew opted to quit the production the night before the shooting over concerns of safety and a lack of lodging near Santa Fe. Days before the shooting, the camera crew leader sent a text message to a production manager to complain about accidental gun discharges. “This is super unsafe,” Lane Luper wrote in an Oct. 16, 2021, text message to the unit production manager.
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  23.  @JBliehall  Under ANY circumstances would you point a gun at anyone w/o checking it first?
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  24. He refused to have fake guns on the set. If you were pulling the trigger, wouldn't you check it?
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  25.  @C-eo1rt  Very true!
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  26. Under ANY circumstances would you point a gun at anyone w/o checking it first?
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  27.  @geraldsonofgod  Glad you're not an actor. Baldwin refused to use fake guns. And refused to take gun classes. No reason to ever have a real gun in a movie.
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  28. Under ANY circumstances would you point a gun at anyone w/o checking it first?
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  29.  @dadsandsons  And I can't understand why! Brandon Lee was also killed on set. No reason for it
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  30. Would you cock, aim a gun at someone, pull the trigger without checking it first? Production managers struggled to recruit experienced crew members. Veteran prop master Neal W. Zoromski, who turned down a position on “Rust” in late September 2021, told The Times that he was troubled by the producers’ refusal to hire a fully staffed props department, including an armorer to handle the guns and another person as props assistant. Instead, producers insisted that one person fill both jobs. Nearly a dozen experienced prop masters or armorers turned down a job on “Rust.” Most of the camera crew opted to quit the production the night before the shooting over concerns of safety and a lack of lodging near Santa Fe. Days before the shooting, the camera crew leader sent a text message to a production manager to complain about accidental gun discharges. “This is super unsafe,” Lane Luper wrote in an Oct. 16, 2021, text message to the unit production manager.
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  31. He took the 5th on that one
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  32. Under ANY circumstances would you point a gun at anyone w/o checking it first?
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  33. Under ANY circumstances would you point a gun at anyone w/o checking it first?
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  34.  @kencampbell-rf6ot  Baldwin insisted only real guns on set, and refused to take any gun classes. Production managers struggled to recruit experienced crew members. Veteran prop master Neal W. Zoromski, who turned down a position on “Rust” in late September 2021, told The Times that he was troubled by the producers’ refusal to hire a fully staffed props department, including an armorer to handle the guns and another person as props assistant. Instead, producers insisted that one person fill both jobs. Nearly a dozen experienced prop masters or armorers turned down a job on “Rust.” Most of the camera crew opted to quit the production the night before the shooting over concerns of safety and a lack of lodging near Santa Fe. Days before the shooting, the camera crew leader sent a text message to a production manager to complain about accidental gun discharges. “This is super unsafe,” Lane Luper wrote in an Oct. 16, 2021, text message to the unit production manager.
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  35.  @kencampbell-rf6ot  Alec Baldwin's dad was a high school shooting coach. Alec knew you should never point a gun at someone w/o checking it first. Narcissists believe nothing is ever their fault. He flunked the polygraph test. Starting crew quit, stating he was dangerous. Had trouble finding experienced people. But hey, he's Alec Baldwin. not his problem. SHOW MUST GO ON!!!
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  36.  @kencampbell-rf6ot  would you cock, point a gun at someone, pull the trigger w/o checking it first?
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  37.  @kencampbell-rf6ot  The gun was NOT locked in a safe. It was reported that the gun was used with live rounds for target shooting in between sets by everyone. NO need for real guns in a movie. That is why many of the crew quit, texting (police have the phone records) they quit because it was dangerous
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  38.  @kencampbell-rf6ot  ALEC BALDWIN is in the crosshairs over the fatal shooting of “Rust” cinematographer Halyna Hutchins — and The National ENQUIRER can reveal the actor failed a lie detector test and may be covering up what he really knows about the tragedy! Baldwin, 63, fled New Mexico after firing a live bullet while rehearsing a scene for the low-budget Western, killing Halyna and injuring director Joel Souza. Baldwin, who’s also the film’s producer, tried to clear himself in an impromptu press conference — but voice stress analyst Michael Sylvestre, who reviewed the shooter’s remarks at The ENQUIRER’s request, concluded he was lying!
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  39.  @kencampbell-rf6ot  Real guns should never be used in movies. No one would be able to tell if a fake gun was used in a movie they were watching.
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  40.  @kencampbell-rf6ot  hard to have a fake gun expel a flash? They can fake atom bombs, aliens, sharks eating people.....but can't make a flash? You're joking, right?
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  41. Ever see Perfect Storm, or Jaws?
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  42. Wonder why he failed the polygraph test. Wonder why the original crew quit, texting the set was too dangerous.
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  43. of cellblock C
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  44. Baldwin loaded the gun, and/or never checked it.
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  45. It's a single action pistol. Before each shot the hammer has to be pulled back, then the trigger pulled.
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  46. Agree 100% Alec reused to use fake guns on set, and refused to take gun class
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  47. the original crew quit, texting the set was too dangerous.
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  48.  @marydungan6748  The gun was in his hand. He pulled the hammer back, pulled the trigger. WHY are real guns needed? Use sound effects and edit a picture off set. Alec's remarks show he does not care. Drag the body off, the show must go on
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  49. Under ANY circumstances would you point a gun at anyone w/o checking it first?
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  50.  @JBliehall  only an idiot would NOT check. Is that what YOU would do?
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