That's not a question that can be reduced to science. It demands an introspective prioritizing of one's personal, subjective values. It forces us to decide on the relative importance of things. It draws us again into ethical theorizing. In science, a model or theory is a set of abstract concepts that help one account for and interpret objective phenomenon.
Good models use a few simple concepts to account for a wide range of particular cases.
Ethical models are quite analogous, but instead of helping us understand the objective phenomena, they help us understand our values. From all these particular values, I can generalize that the more abstract concept of personal freedom is one of my values. Such thoughts may not only reshape my theory, they may reshape some of my values too. I may abandon some old values because they are inconsistent with my higher, more abstract goals. This introspective, ethical theorizing is always a work in progress.