It is reported that in the U.S. around $2.0 to 2.3 billion could be saved by reducing injuries caused by gun violence roughly the same cost to spent on obesity and diabetes. However, the advocates of gun ownership, pointing out an individual's autonomy, strongly resist the government's gun control. Do you believe that in public health debate the individual's autonomy can be considered to trump the state's nonmaleficent concern coupled with the economic concern? Discuss.