It's fine if people choose it.

It's not fine if that choice denies other people the choice not to.

And there seems to be a lot of the latter.

For example, when shopping facilities or hospitals are built so as to be, de-facto, only accessible by automobile, that locks people out of the choice to say no thanks.

In much the same way, the proliferation of suburban big-box sprawl denies others the freedom to have a walk-able neighborhood.