I think the assumptions you provided is more than enough to not support the idea of gun control because of suicide. I fail to see how an individual deciding th

I think the assumptions you provided is more than enough to not support the idea of gun control because of suicide. I fail to see how an individual deciding their own fate, whether it makes sense or not, is a "Public Health" issue; especially if it's an issue because of the most chosen method. If the number of suicides increases enough to become a real public health issue, then I'd rather they spend the resources trying to determine the why as opposed to restricting everyone on the how. I feel I understand the other side of the argument; I just disagree with it. I do not agree that an individual's rights on owning an inanimate object should be restricted based on how another individual may or may not use said inanimate object on themselves. People who use homicide rates, and I mostly disagree with them as well, have more credibility on this for me.