We are talking about the Constitution, not every ever conceivable human activity.
I can only tell you what the Courts have ruled as far as the Constitution goes. In your personal space, it does not apply if you don’t want it to. You can tell people they must be disarmed or what religion they can or cannot practice or what words they can use in your space.
It has to do with the idea that you are entering somebody else’s home or work place voluntarily. You don’t have to go into somebody’s home or work for somebody if you don’t like the conditions they place upon you. However, because you have chosen to enter somebody else’s space, you abide by their conditions as long as you are in their space.
The same goes for you if somebody voluntarily enters your space.
“I can only tell you what the Courts have ruled as far as the Constitution goes. In your personal space, it does not apply if you don’t want it to. “
So one can be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.
I still say there’s got to be more to it than that.