Actors Alec Baldwin and Michael Douglas alongside VP candidate Tim Kaine have given their endorsement to the new anti-NRA film, Making a Killing: Guns, Greed, and the NRA.

Deemed an "Oscar contender" by the entertainment biz website Deadline, the film "shines a light on the inordinate power that gun manufacturers and the NRA exert on our political system," according to Tim Kaine. It also paints the NRA as a greedy organization obsessed with power and money over safety.  

​Actors Douglas and Baldwin both released separate videos endorsing the film, with Douglas asking that people throw Making a Killing parties. That won't be happening, except for the most extreme of hipsters who somehow think chugging a PBR while watching an elongated gun control PSA is chic. 

In Baldwin's video, he replaces the hot phrase of gun control with "gun safety" and parrots the left's talking points that families would be safer if the NRA would stop meddling in the political process. 

Tim Kaine's endorsement came with no video, but a quote, which reads as follows:

Making a Killing shines a light on the inordinate power that gun manufacturers and the NRA exert on our political system and the countless tragedies that occur because of politicians’ unwillingness to stand up to that power. The stories of the victims of firearm loopholes are instrumental in exposing what’s wrong with our gun laws. I hope my colleagues in Congress will hear the voices in this film and find the courage to side with citizens over the gun lobby.

As reported by Breitbart, none of the film's proponents noted that even though California has some of the country's strictest gun laws, it didn't prevent the shooting in San Bernardino by a pair of radical Islamic jihadists. The "gun safety" trope is just a carrot leftists wave in front of the moderate's face to help them shift the goalposts toward a blanket gun ban, which intellectually honest leftists want.