> It's also very problematic to suggest that a human in their natural state of being poses a risk to society at large. Problematic is kind of an overloaded ter

> It's also very problematic to suggest that a human in their natural state of being poses a risk to society at large. Problematic is kind of an overloaded term, so it's not clear to me exactly what you mean here. It can certainly be true that "a human in their natural state of being poses a risk to society at large." There are a lot of example of that (e.g. unvaccinated people with naive immune systems allowing the resurgence of disease, violent psychopaths). That fact certainly can cause problems where the contradictions between the sloganized-forms of certain social axioms need to be resolved.