Alec Baldwin at it again

I agree, but I need to know if you feel the same about 1/6 before I believe that you are sincere about nonviolent protesting.

 

Leave him alone, Alec Baldwin has killed less innocent people than the IDF

 

DUH

 

Sorry but crossing as street to tell someone their career is in the toilet in a public place isn't close to "getting violent."

 

So what he can’t go places now? He was going to volunteer to teach an acting class.

 

I hope he'll teach the acting class the proper way to handle a firearm in a scene for a movie.

 

Protesting, peacefully, is what has made this country great. I will NEVER criticize peaceful protests even if I disagree with the agenda.

 

Alec made it his job to mock Trump on SNL so he’s got to be somewhat ok with being mocked. Better to laugh it off than be a jerk but a tiger doesn’t change his stripes.

 

100% nonsense.

 

Well we've seen what happens when he's allowed to roam freely, people get accidentally shot and movies get shut down. Perhaps its for the best.

 

I didn't see any violence in the clip I watched. But I've seen many clips of him over the years, and he seems to be a bit of a hot head - not that I entirely blame celebrities when the paparazzi are essentially stalking them.

 

Isn't he the same dude that berated his daughter a few years ago, referring to her as a selfish pig?

 

I hate to agree with the "wussification of America" narrative, but the fact that anyone would equate this with violence is pretty indicative of softness. Same goes for all the campus antics where yelling at someone in public during a protest is "making them feel unsafe" and we need to hold congressional hearings about it. As some might say, people need to 'grow a pair.'

 

think that was when David was Hoff the Wagon.

 

and now you’re all spun up over Baldwin. People can and should (peacefully & respectfully) march for a cause. It’s actually one of the things that makes our country great. We have influenced the world.

 

Yeah, putting aside the "fighting words" doctrine and true threats here for a second, I don't like the notion that offensive or insulting speech justifies violence - much less that speech equates to violence.

 

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