Yeah, that’s a weird statement. Nobody was claiming she personally was holding a gun that accidentally discharged. Just that two accidental discharges had already happened on set and, as the head armorer, she’s at least partially responsible for that never happening.

The statement continued, “Hannah, still, to this day, has never had an accidental discharge. The first one on this set was the prop master and the second one was a stunt man after Hannah informed him his gun was hot with blanks.”

The actor also screwed up... while I wouldn’t expect talent to be able to distinguish a live round from a dummy round by sight, it’s still on them to not aim at living people. Even on set. Even practicing. If you’re moving a gun, no one should be downrange of it at any time in the sweep. Everyone should be on the…

The actor was aiming the gun where the director told him to aim it. Towards the camera. That was the shot they were rehearsing.

I also love the revelation that while the armorer kept the weapons under lock and key (standard practice) she admitted that multiple people had access to it...which defeats the whole purpose of your job as armorer.  

Yeah pretty damning when the statement your lawyers decide to release is “Our client did not know how to do their job responsibly”

And for that statement alone, she should never again be employed as a firearms expert. Because it was her goddamn job to know, and someone was killed as a result.

“These users often used their real name on each account, meaning they weren’t violating Facebook “fake account” rules.”

Not that reporting an obviously fake account for violating that rule ever does jack shit.

Who’s out there scheduling milestones on Fridays? What the hell? Talk about a “that’s how you get ants” situation. Give yourself a workday or two to slip if you have to, ffs, how hard can that be? Especially if you have people off on Fridays. 

This is exactly correct. Time to start cross training because you shouldn’t be in a situation where the job is literally handled by one person or it can’t be done until they come back to work. What happens if you get sick or get into a car crash? Certain work just sits there until you come back? That’s a bad game plan.

So set up time for training? If you’re a single point of failure in your entire organization your priority should be to stop being a single point of failure for your entire organization.

Nah, that’s a pretty bad take. A well-functioning team can deal with people being out even if half the team is off once a week and if the team isn’t well-functioning, it sure as hell isn’t because folks are taking a day off.

What the fuck are you talking about? What sources are suggesting he was misusing it or doing anything wrong? He probably pulled the fucking trigger because that was the scene! WTF

Interesting. I didn’t know this was influencing other countries. Bummer.

A little clarification: The system of age restriction and “the approach to bloody content in games” is not “extremely draconian” anymore. That’s not because it has been eased. As far as I know, it hasn’t. But the criterias and the reception of…

Even games like Wolfenstein have been cleared for release in Germany, where once any depiction of Nazis would torpedo any chance of it being sold.

So reading further, she had a placental abruption, which can cause a miscarriage, a uterine infection (my guess is from the undiagnosed placental abruption, but I’m not a doctor; it’s just that any bodily fluid that isn’t supposed to be someplace can become infected) which can cause a miscarriage, and a congential…

One detail that was left out was that the state experts didn’t blame the miscarriage on her meth use.

Meanwhile... Neo Nazis run rampant on all platforms.

“It’s only a theory!”

A significant portion still don’t believe in Germ Theory, so I think you’re right.