Thread by @FreedomFriesInc

I am not treating this as a "tragic accident" caused by crew members that we should all feel sorry for Alec Baldwin about.

He needs to take full responsibility as actor AND producer of this movie.

I hope he is prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

https://twitter.com/CultureCrave/status/1451660591517487105

For me it's nothing to do with politics. (The far right fascist maga movement hates Alec Baldwin. Others are inclined to excuse reckless mistakes by people they like.)

I try to use an objective approach without fear or favor.

He was criminally negligent and reckless.

If I were Alec Baldwin's legal or PR advisor I'd recommend he:

-Release my draft statement without alteration
-Cancel the entire production and ensure everyone receives full compensation
-Never make another movie or act in one
-Lay low and say nothing until after the trial.

And it would be good for a sizeable chunk of his wealth to be used for a memorial foundation that supports women cinematographers or something like that.

He should serve prison time for this. And he should be remembered for it, forever.

Obviously everyone in the film industry needs to lift their game concerning basic health and safety protocols on movie sets.

There are ways to handle firearms safely. It's standard practice among responsible gun owners to check for live ammo first, and to follow other rules.