I think people should have responsibility and freedom to live their own life. If everyone would live freely their own life, it would not be chaos. It would be simple order, where everyone is the ruler of their own life. Most of the problems in life comes when people want to rule others, that leads to war and violence.
If people would be free and independent, there could be a possibility to get some disease from others. If person wants to avoid that, he should be free to stay at his home, or use protection and that would solve the problem, no need to restrict the rights and freedoms of others.
A society comprising rational honorable humans with no
need for laws would be great. Tis the anarchist's utopia.
Alas, things never work that way in the real world.
Rights often conflict with each other, & compromise is
useful, eg, the right of a farmer to farm vs the right of
neighbors to not breathe in pesticides.
Should Typhoid Mary have the right to freely go about
infecting & killing people? Most people would say no.
The question isn't "if" we should compromise some
perceived rights, but when & in what manner.
Ref...
Mary Mallon - Wikipedia
We libertarians lean towards minimal restriction.
As I see it...
Governments have reacted by partially shutting down
much economic, educational, & social activity. If that
can be avoided by requiring vaccination & masking,
then this is a less authoritarian & less damaging policy.