> Body autonomy is great and all, but it doesn't excuse murder.
But it's not murder if I wake up in the middle of the procedure, walk away, and you die on the operating table.
Changing the scenario midway does not help anyone. Unless you are implying you agree with me, and wish to discuss a new scenario.
To me the lines are clear: You don't have to take action to save his life, but you also can not kill him by your actions. i.e. if everyone froze at this moment and did nothing - would he live, or die?
Body autonomy is great and all, but it doesn't excuse murder.
Like I said: I'm not required to save you, but I also can't kill you.