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Sorry, but I don't care about how you have been doing something for 3 decades. All it tells me is that for three decades Hollywood has been practicing unsafe safety protocols and have gotten away with doing nothing to fix them because, well, deadly accidents only happen rarely. Should the same...

It has nothing to do.with hatred of Hollywood and Baldwin. As far as I'm concerned it's on everyone to prevent workplace accidents. I couldn't care less if it is on a Hollywood set or an industrial plant. You don't rely on some else for ensuring job safety. You rely on yourself first and...

Money and celebrity talk. They need their actor back to finish their movie. So much for the theory that justice is blind. It's blind alright, bit only for those with money and fame.

I think the strangest aspect of this tragedy is the victim's husband being made an executive producer on the film that killed his wife as part of his settlement. I suppose from his POV he may be thinking that getting the film finished is a tribute to his wife and something she would want...

Well, it obviously isn't working, because people still keep getting shot on movie sets. The frequency is rare but every instance that does happen demonstrates a weakness in the procedure. It means changes need to he made, because the ones in place are insufficient, in both in firearm and ammo...

All this mess demonstrates is that Hollywood productions need to have a properly developed lockout procedure when it comes to firearms on set. That means having a device such as a wire that runs down the length of barrel to show the device had been checked and no ammo is chambered. The wire only...

Touche. It was rude of me to use the term barnyard lawyers. Also, it wasn't anything in particular that you said. It was an unequivocal statement that celebrity and high-priced lawyers would have nothing to do with it if Baldwin was acquitted, but due to the fact the case shouldn't even have...

So many barnyard lawyers, who think they have a better understanding of the case against Baldwin than prosecutors that have dealt with the ins and outs and vagaries of the law for years. If they didn't think they had a reasonable expectation of a conviction then they wouldn't have proceeded...