Sure, but it's a good way to frame the question. We don't want anyone to be unable to use toilets. Surely there's no clear line where this logic stops. It's fuz

Sure, but it's a good way to frame the question. We don't want anyone to be unable to use toilets. Surely there's no clear line where this logic stops. It's fuzzy. Is there anything wrong with wanting everyone to be supremely happy and compassionate and wealthy and thriving? Of course not. The only question is whether efforts in that direction are counterproductive in practice.