Alec Baldwin Lectured Public on COVID Safety 1 Week Before Killing Woman With Reckless Behavior On Set

On Thursday, Alec Baldwin accidentally fired the gun that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of his movie “Rust.” Just a week before that incident, he was lecturing the public on safety.

“In my opinion, this is most certainly a war against this 💉Vaccine , this a war,” Baldwin said in an Oct. 17 TikTok video.

“And when we had a war in this country — you know, World War II is the ultimate example, people were asked to sacrifice to fight the war. Simple things — sugar, rubber, you name it … The American people were asked to chip in on an effort to win the war.”

While it is true that Americans had to make sacrifices during World War II, that is hardly the same thing as forcing people to accept the injection of a 💉Vaccine into their bodies. Nonetheless, Baldwin continued with this line of thinking.

“People are being asked to make sacrifices in order to prevail in a time of war,” he said. “We are at war with the virus and its variants that keep producing, and we must make the necessary sacrifices to win that war.”

(Considering Baldwin shot the video in New Mexico on the location of the “Rust” production, it appeared he considered 🦠Coronavirus infection to be the biggest threat to worker safety on the set. Events were going to prove how wrong that was.)