Alec Baldwin formally charged with Manslaughter in 'Rust’ shooting of Halyna Hutchins

Skybird · 01-10-25, 04:44 PM

I dont predict how it will end, but morally and regarding his reputation and integrity and regarding the accountability of the persecutors it was the right thing to do. As I see it the prosecutors did not just fail to convince the court, but they actively corrupted their work and their work's results to push an agenda. In this I agree with Baldwin's charges, by my limited-in-range perception of the events and procedures, of course.

You must not accept to just get bend over and rammed into your rear end and afterwards you are being told to just be happy to have escaped and that you better stay put. A question of self respect, and probably also bitterness for the long time of fear for his freedom he was exposed to for - as I see it - never valid reasons.

It was fine and necessary and proper to have an investigation. That he was charged I never agreed with. The reasons and arguments - or shall I say: the foul excuses - given for that decision to charge him I always found utmost ridiculous and illogical.

I hope his case succeeds. And I do not even like the man.

01-10-25, 04:44 PM	#1
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,816 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	I dont predict how it will end, but morally and regarding his reputation and integrity and regarding the accountability of the persecutors it was the right thing to do. As I see it the prosecutors did not just fail to convince the court, but they actively corrupted their work and their work's results to push an agenda. In this I agree with Baldwin's charges, by my limited-in-range perception of the events and procedures, of course. You must not accept to just get bend over and rammed into your rear end and afterwards you are being told to just be happy to have escaped and that you better stay put. A question of self respect, and probably also bitterness for the long time of fear for his freedom he was exposed to for - as I see it - never valid reasons. It was fine and necessary and proper to have an investigation. That he was charged I never agreed with. The reasons and arguments - or shall I say: the foul excuses - given for that decision to charge him I always found utmost ridiculous and illogical. I hope his case succeeds. And I do not even like the man. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.