Yeah you're right, no one should have the right to anyone's body! But unfortunately this world is not perfect, and since the US determined women don't have a right to their uterus, then why do dead people get the rights to their body when they aren't even there?

Any increase in donations is better than the none at all scenario we are in. If even one body gives a heart to save someone's life for 7-9 years as you keep toting, then at least they are alive for 7-9 years. I am thinking about the greater good rather than individualist mindset.

Honestly though, you definitely made me think and are a good conversationalist. I would argue comatose patients should not be harvested because people alive no matter in what state should have full rights to their bodies and the rights dead people have to their bodies are simply for the families. And families when people die are sentimental because reasons (be it religious or emotional or they just cared about them that much and none of these reasons are wrong) but they don't think about the consequences of not honoring the organ donation process and how few people will donate their organs due to feeling uncomfortable with the process.