Amy Schumer Continues Anti-Gun Crusade: ‘We Need Outcry’

Amy Schumer continued to advocate for stricter gun laws after a man opened fire and killed two people during a July screening of her movie “Trainwreck.”

Schumer and her cousin Sen. Chuck Schumer addressed New York’s City Hall on Sunday during a “crusade on guns.”

“On Thursday, July 23rd, a man sat down for my movie, ‘Trainwreck,'” the comedian said.

“I don’t know why he picked my movie. It is something I live with every day.” (RELATED: Amy Schumer Calls For Gun Control)

Along with proposing legislation that focuses on background checks to prevent mass shootings, Schumer started the online campaign “AimingForChange” because she said the country “needs a public outcry.”

#aimingforchange use this hashtag please write your congress people. We need a public outcry. There have been 100 shootings since Lafayette

A photo posted by @amyschumer on Oct 25, 2015 at 11:49am PDT

She urged people to write their congressman and said “there have been 100 shootings since Lafayette.”

Please join me and @SenSchumer in ending gun violence and tweet the hashtag #aimingforchange RT we can do this pic.twitter.com/kfeeFAItKh — Amy Schumer (@amyschumer) October 25, 2015

“Please everyone post about #aimingforchange to end gun violence.” (RELATED: Amy Schumer Wants More Restrictive Gun Control Laws After ‘Trainwreck’ Shooting)