I'd suggest that this policy TRANSFERS liberty, it does not create it Your argument is basically the same as leftist "positive rights". You use it to justify anti-mask policies; lefties use it to justify "bake the cake" policies.
somewhere off in that space, yes another approach is investigating rights by minimum informational complexity it's simpler (and therefore more coherent) to say "people have the right to own things" than "people have the right to own many things, but not guns, eagle feathers..."