Bodily autonomy is a valid concept rooted in the negative right to be free from harm caused by another entity residing in one's body.

“why do we have bodily autonomy? Because if somebody's taking your autonomy from you, it's a form of harm, right?”

Bodily autonomy is not a standalone argument but is subsumed by the fundamental moral axiom against harming others.

“I don't think bodily autonomy is an argument at all. I think it it can be fully subsumed by don't harm others. I don't know if bodily autonomy makes sense.”

A pregnant woman's bodily integrity and right to decide what happens to her own body should take precedence over the unborn fetus.

“It is the woman who is pregnant who is going to look at herself every day in the mirror knowing the decision she made about that pregnancy. And I think that she should be responsible for it. And to do that, she has to be able to choose.”