> you don't get to decide what "social good" is, especially in this case. People get to choose what is good for them He or she doesn’t get to, but the society

> you don't get to decide what "social good" is, especially in this case. People get to choose what is good for them He or she doesn’t get to, but the society does. Collectively. Not individually. That’s the premise that makes the difference between “society” and a “collection of individuals”