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In the United States, approximately $2 to $2.3 billion dollars could be saved annually by reducing injuries caused by gun violence. However, advocates of gun ownership, pointing out an individual's autonomy, strongly resist the gun control reform. Do you believe that in order to promote public health, an individual's autonomy should take precedence over the government's nonmaleficent and economic concerns?

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          In the United States, approximately $2 to $2.3 billion dollars could be saved annually by reducing injuries caused by gun violence. However, advocates of gun ownership, pointing out an individual's autonomy, strongly resist the gun control reform. Do you believe that in order to promote public health, an individual's autonomy should take precedence over the government's nonmaleficent and economic concerns?

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In the United States, approximately $2 to $2.3 billion dollars could be saved annually by reducing injuries caused by gun violence. However, advocates of gun ownership, pointing out an individual's autonomy, strongly resist the gun control reform. Do you believe that in order to promote public health, an individual's autonomy should take precedence over the government's nonmaleficent and economic concerns?