Suppose two men are in a lake, and one man is on top, pushing the other man down below the water surface. Is the position of the man on top infinitely preferab

Suppose two men are in a lake, and one man is on top, pushing the other man down below the water surface. Is the position of the man on top infinitely preferable to the position of the other? Absolutely! Is that an argument for acting as the man on top? I wouldn't say so.