Alec Baldwin's 2017 tweet that went viral after his horrible accident
The American actor is the protagonist of the day after the death of his filming partner after having shot her and social networks have rescued one of his messages.
Hollywood has lived in the last hours one of the most horrible events that its cinematographic history remembers after learning of the death of the cinematographer Halyna Hutchins after the accidental shooting of Alec Baldwin in the middle of filming. What had to have been a blank pistol ended the life of this promising director at 42 years old and injured the director of 'Rust', a film that was being shot in New Mexico these days. The news has quickly spread worldwide, also circulating on social networks; which have pulled the newspaper library making an old 'tweet' of the actor viral.
A message from 2017 that generates division of opinions
Many American users have been quick to share this message, which shows how capricious the destination can be with a 'tweet' that, four years later, becomes more relevant than ever. At that time, on September 23, 2017, Alec Baldwin shared news of the murder of a woman at the hands of a Huntington Beach (California) police officer, something that caused a stir at the time in North American society.
"I wonder how it must feel to kill someone unjustly ...", the American actor wrote ironically accompanying this news, who today unfortunately is the protagonist of an event, saving distances, very similar to that. Quickly, this 'tweet' from 2017 has become viral after many people have shared it on social networks, causing a great division of opinions among their followers.
I wonder how it must feel to wrongfully kill someone...https://t.co/WE6QsAAXGI
— AlecBaldwin (@AlecBaldwln____) September 23, 2017
On the one hand, there are those who comment with surprise at the curiosity that he wrote this message at that time and in the last hours he had to live this misfortune. And on the other hand, those who do not understand the reasons that lead others to share something like this, pointing out that "people attack him for having accidentally killed someone. Let them blame the people who make the film and ask why. he had bullets. I don't know why we compare his situation. " Many have wanted to empathize with the actor, who was visibly depressed and desolate after this event, explaining the facts to the agents moments later.
