for what it's worth, I grew up in a trailer out in the country. I'm a rural rube.no, it´s considered ùncool´ from what I have observed. Pointing the finger and blaming others is `in´ and has been for a ver long time.
if someone else actually IS to blame, it's okay to point. i don't see how this will EVER be proven beyond a shadow of a doubt as to who is actually to blame, if indeed one person is the culprit. spread the blame so thin that no one is jailed ? is that what this is turning into? sometimes the guilty go free.no, it´s considered ùncool´ from what I have observed. Pointing the finger and blaming others is `in´ and has been for a ver long time.
how does that saying go?"better ten guilty men go free than one innocent man go to jail" or something like that. too many people want SOMEONE to pay a price, even if it's the wrong person.
One person was holding the revolver when it discharged, and it was pointed at two other people...one of whom died. To what degree that individual should be held accountable may be questioned, but who was holding the revolver is not under question, nor is the fact that the gun discharged while that individual was holding it.if someone else actually IS to blame, it's okay to point. i don't see how this will EVER be proven beyond a shadow of a doubt as to who is actually to blame, if indeed one person is the culprit. spread the blame so thin that no one is jailed ? is that what this is turning into? sometimes the guilty go free.
you´re right but who on earth got the gun out in the first place if they were meant to be locked up before ?The girl wasn't even on set they're trying to blame.
Protocol dictates no firearms on set without her presence.
The whole thing was done wrong and it falls on the man in charge who was also holding the gun and pulled the trigger.........I don't understand the nuances I guess.
Maybe that's because like me, you don't understand the whole "pass the buck" mentality.The girl wasn't even on set they're trying to blame.
Protocol dictates no firearms on set without her presence.
The whole thing was done wrong and it falls on the man in charge who was also holding the gun and pulled the trigger.........I don't understand the nuances I guess.
It was apparently a sloppily run group; the man in charge of it killed someone, and now he wants to blame anyone other than himself. It was not intentional, I don't believe. He just won't own up to his mistake.
ahhhh.... but baldy didn't pull the trigger..... he has stated as much.... so
i think your first statement shows a pretty good grasp of the situation.
do tell what am i not grasping.... man has gun in hand, gun goes off, bullet from that gun kills lady... baldy says he didn't pull the rigger, hence not respon... tell me what haven't i grasped
according to reports, the arm. was not on site... is she suppose to have the guns under lock and key , with only herself having the key... there are many questions to be answered ....maybe....
what is the arm's. respon in new mexico??? do you know?? if so please enlighten me...
Ah. He said so.
shit that sucks... baldy is one of them 'special-people'..... if he was driving and killed someone, he'd blame it on the car..Ah. He said so.
My ex wife told me "it's not what it looks like" when I caught them both naked between the sheets. On MY bed. Of course, they were truthful, too.
I don't know what I was thinking, to doubt poor gun-victim Alec's word. Silly lapse of judgement on my part.
Naw...it didn't suck. She was truly a violent psycho. 8. Long. Miserable. Years. ended for me!
