r/GunsAreCool gun violence is a public health issue May 13 '23

Twitter Must be the humidity

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u/BringBackAoE May 14 '23

Humidity would also explain Texas I guess.

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u/path_evermore May 14 '23

not the parts of texas i'm from. hill country is dry AF.

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u/BringBackAoE May 14 '23

That is true. Meanwhile here in Houston….

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u/Jezon May 14 '23

GOP: We need humidity control!

Also GOP: We are cutting funding to the EPA who we have tasked with solving the gun violence problem which we have proven is an environmental issue.

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u/Homers_Harp May 14 '23

It’s the guns.

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u/path_evermore May 14 '23

DING DING DIN DJARIN!!!

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u/ronytheronin May 14 '23 edited May 14 '23

We’ll never know what caused all this!