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It seems to me there is a connection between not being coerced to participate in a medical experiment and not being coerced into existence, i.e. AN. The one is the consequence of the other. The key argument in AN, IMO, is imposition, not imposing one's will on another.
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If people want to take the experimental mRNA treatments or if they want to take sterilizing jabs, then, okay, go for it. But when someone tries to force it on others, they have every right to defend themselves, by any means necessary, from coercive medical experiments.
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"AN/efilism is not about liberty lol" Tell me more about this authoritarian/dictatorial kind of antinatalism which is imposed on others without their consent. I've read Benatar, Zapffe, Ligotti, Schopenhauer, Cioran, etc., but somehow missed this authoritarian component of AN.