1
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attitudes towards armed police
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Switzerland
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Armed police officers are generally perceived as a sign of security and safety
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1
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2
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attitudes towards firearm use in self-defense
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Switzerland
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Common for individuals to use firearms for self-defense and considered a fundamental right
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1
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3
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attitudes towards firearms
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Switzerland
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Common to own firearms for self-defense and sport shooting
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1
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4
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firearm legislation
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Switzerland
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Embraces a strong tradition of gun ownership and has more permissive firearm legislation.
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1
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5
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gun control
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Switzerland
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Gun ownership is relatively high due to a long-standing tradition of militia and gun culture.
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1
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6
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gun control laws
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Switzerland
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High rate of gun ownership due to militia service and sharpshooting tradition
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1
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7
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gun violence
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Switzerland
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Viewed as an infrequent occurrence despite high gun ownership, closely tied to mandatory military service and responsible gun culture.
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1
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8
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gun-related deaths
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Switzerland
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High rate of gun ownership but relatively low number of gun-related deaths due to strict regulations and a culture of responsible gun use
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1
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9
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gun-related violence
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Switzerland
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High private gun ownership with a focus on responsible gun use and self-defense.
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1
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10
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police firearms use
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Switzerland
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Police officers generally carry firearms but maintain strict regulations on their use, emphasizing non-lethal methods and de-escalation.
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1
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11
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use of firearms
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Switzerland
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High rate of firearm ownership, with a focus on military training and national defense
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1
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