"I agree that one's body belongs to oneself and no one else, that it must not be violated by any one or any group, even in the name of a greater good." Your pe

"I agree that one's body belongs to oneself and no one else, that it must not be violated by any one or any group, even in the name of a greater good." Your personal autonomy is contingent upon your intent to use that autonomy to promote the common good. Your society, in the name of the greater good, can (and will) take your body from you if you don't use it to employ a minimum amount of consideration for others. And they have every right to. There are no 'innate' rights. They all require justification, even when that justification is both vague and obvious in our current culture.