> Live as they see fit
So in your opinion that includes killing oneself, even in cases that could be avoided if access to appropriate help could be provided? (Not enforced, provided as an alternative option to suicide)
Following that logic, should we lock everyone in a cell under 24/7 suicide watch because it would prevent some people from committing suicide?
Your fallacious argument aside though, you are correct, you can provide support resources without taking rights of others away, and in the US that is the case. Congrats. I will stay in a country where, if I am ever depressed, the support structures have a higher chance of saving me, because it will take more than moving my finger by 2mm to literally explode my head.
If you didn't want to be around guns, you can simply ... not own one. Many Americans don't, it's not like it's required.
But yes, I absolutely do appreciate there being a control structure that prevents psychopaths from going to walmarts artillery section and shooting up a school every other week.
Following the same fallacy you used previously, should we abolish all laws because everyone should be able to excercise their free will completely unrestricted?