One can certainly argue that laws and regulations are not necessarily a direct "attack" on freedom and liberty. Indeed, one can even argue that many laws and regulations can enhance freedom and liberty. One simple example is public safety - such laws can enable individuals to go about their daily lives with minimal fear of harm. 

When Aristotle wrote about humans being political animals, he meant we are social and collective. Living as a collective necessitates laws, regulations, social norms and civility that constrain selfish behaviour. Yet paradoxically, it is order and civility that creates the social environment in which individuals in which can build their capacities and experience freedom. 

Certainly there must be debates on what laws and regulations are just and fair to the individual and society, but suggesting they are an attack is simplistic. 

If you wish to live as an absolute individual, find a cave far from others.