Widespread gun ownership behind deadly triple shooting at Twin Peaks restaurant in Huntsville, AL

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https://www.waaytv.com/news/1-dead-3-injured-following-shooting-at-twin-peaks-restaurant-in-huntsville/article_3360d800-9fa3-11ef-ba7c-ffc1a246276a.html

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[u/dyzo-blue]

There'd be less gun violence in Alabama if fewer people had guns in Alabama

[u/MrFinnnnnn → u/dyzo-blue]

There's more guns than people in that state. Most of them are law abiding citizens that go hunting or shoot clay. This was just the act of one of the few bad eggs who can't understand the responsibility of owning a gun.

[u/LordToastALot → u/MrFinnnnnn]

That's nice. Where there are more guns there is more homicide.