It's very easy to reconcile. If you have to have inverse logic in UI (which is wrong, but designers gonna design despise logic or usability), you can just have

It's very easy to reconcile. If you have to have inverse logic in UI (which is wrong, but designers gonna design despise logic or usability), you can just have "Enable"/"Disable" but use other hint showing the current state, say paint the disabled ones red and enabled ones green . Non-default state should also be indicated