Alec Baldwin shares 14 minutes of outburst during the cancellation culture and argues for the right process

Alec Baldwin posted a 14-minute video provocation on Instagram, advocating the cancellation culture and defending the proper process amid allegations of sexual misconduct directed at New York government Andrew Cuomo and Woody Allen.

The 62-year-old Hollywood actor shared the video of his home in the Hamptons on Sunday – less than a week after hitting a long ridge on Twitter.

In his new video, Baldwin once again spoke to social media users – this time targeting those eager to ‘cancel’ famous men based on unsubstantiated allegations.

Although he did not name any names specifically, Baldwin seemed to be referring to both Cuomo and Allen.

Cuomo has been accused of sexual harassment by five women in recent weeks.

Allen is accused of sexually molesting his adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow. Although this allegation was first made 29 years ago, there is renewed interest in the case due to a new HBO documentary series investigating the claims.

Baldwin began his 14-minute clip by saying, ‘There are some people who come to me to defend people who are accused of crimes … Well, I’m not defending someone who is guilty of anything . I choose to defend someone who has not been convicted of anything. ‘

The star has previously spoken out in support of Allen – a director with whom he worked on three films.

Last month, Baldwin criticized the new HBO documentary Allen V. Farrow and wrote on Twitter, “Who needs courtrooms or legal rules when we hear through the media?”

In his new video, Baldwin bases the documentary again, saying, “I don’t care how many documents you make, you have to prove it in a courtroom.”

He also apparently has a falling out with Allen’s own son, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Ronan Farrow, who appears in the new documentary and believes his father is guilty of the abuse.

‘They [Allen] not convicted. “I do not care how many writers of the Pulitzer Prize say otherwise,” Baldwin said.

Elsewhere in the video, the 30 Rock actor apparently referred to Cuomo, saying: ‘The Attorney General is going to investigate allegations against a governor. Then, and only then, can we talk about people resigning. ‘

Baldwin told his followers that the condemnation of such men without evidence was immediately an example of a canceling culture.

‘The cancel culture thing recovered during COVID. They [people] ‘many times on hand … They want to get on their computer and they want to take on people like me, and they want to say every horrible thing you can imagine to defend someone who is accused of a crime,’ he said.

‘The COVID has made everything worse in our society. People are angry and bitter. They are turned off ‘.

Baldwin said he would no longer defend those convicted beyond a reasonable doubt.

“If it is proven beyond a reasonable doubt that this person is guilty, I would definitely change my voice and even apologize to victims,” ​​the star declared. ,

“I’m all in favor of strict laws on people who sexually harass or abuse, but it needs to be proven.”

Baldwin’s social media activity is making headlines.

Last week, he shared a 10-minute Instagram rant after deleting his Twitter account.

He claims that Twitter ‘is where all the a ** holes in the United States go and beyond to achieve their advanced degrees in holiness.’

He added: “The problem with Twitter is that Twitter is very hateful.”

Baldwin deleted his Twitter account after commenting on actress Gillian Anderson’s accent.

Baldwin’s own wife, Hilaria Baldwin, is accused of wearing a Spanish accent and falsifying her ethnicity.

The Baldwins welcomed their sixth child, Lucia, via surrogate last week.

The news of the baby’s arrival came just six months after Hilaria gave birth to their fifth child, Eduardo.

Alec, whose wife suffered two miscarriages in 2019, slammed several people who questioned Lucia’s paternity on Monday and told one commenter to ‘close the f ***’ when asked about the arrival of his youngest child .

Baldwin also briefly stopped Twitter in January, weeks after Hilaria’s legacy dispute unfolded, and wrote at the time.

He wrote: ‘Twitter is like a party where everyone is screaming. Not much of a party. Goodbye for now. ”

Baldwin clearly has a love-hate relationship with Twitter. After leaving the social media platform twice this year, he also quit in 2017.

The actor removed himself from the site that year after being accused of ‘victim blaming’ for controversial comments he made about Rose McGowan accepting a $ 100,000 settlement from Harvey Weinstein in 1997.

In an interview with PBS at the time, Baldwin admitted that he heard that a ‘rumor’ McGowan was raped by Weinstein, but he does nothing about it with the rest of Hollywood.

He said it was ‘for’ McGowan to prosecute it and later said it was an ‘issue’ that victims of sexual harassment were sometimes silenced by cash settlements because it obstructed the course of justice.

‘You heard the rumor that he raped Rose McGowan. You’ve heard it over and over. We’ve heard it for decades.

‘But what happened was that Rose McGowan took a payment of $ 100,000 and settled her case with him. “It was for Rose McGowan to prosecute that case,” he said.

McGowan, who has led a relentless comment on the Weinstein sexual assault scandal since it broke out, reacted angrily to his remarks.

“Said you know everyone. Nobody cares. Men presented the show. Women set in motion. Not anymore, ‘she said.

Baldwin announced that he had announced an interruption on Twitter that it was never his intention to blame the victim and said he was “going out of his mind” to someone affected by sexual harassment.

And in 2014, Alec stopped after sending a string of homophobic tweets to the Daily Mail, reporting that his wife, Hilaria, was sending tweets while attending James Gandolfini’s funeral service in New York.

“Someone wrote that my wife tweeted at a funeral. Shark. That’s not true. But I’m going to tweet at your funeral, ‘.

In July 2012, he stopped Twitter again, two days after marrying Hilaria, with a final tweet reading: “It was fun.”

In December 2011, Baldwin deleted his Twitter account again after a series with American Airlines about the game Words With Friends.

He tweeted that he was ‘picked up’ by a flight attendant because he was playing the game on his cell phone just before takeoff at Los Angeles International Airport and that he was removed from the flight.

He tweeted: ‘Let’s play a game called Mass Unfollowing. I want to crash this account and start over. But follow me tonight at 10pm NY. ‘

The next day, his account is called ‘disabled’.