But this logic can be extended to anything. As far as risk of death, the flu still tops all others for which there are vaccines. If someone has the flu, by this

But this logic can be extended to anything. As far as risk of death, the flu still tops all others for which there are vaccines. If someone has the flu, by this logic they are a risk to society. A personal choice to go out in public would be criminal. Got the flu, you need to be quarantined. And the greatest risk of spread of anything is personal hygiene. If you haven't washed your hands after each sneeze, then that might just be a crime. The consequences of just living are deadly. Everyone will die from something at some point, but when protecting society extends beyond what individuals can do to protect themselves you no longer have a free society.