No. What they are telling you is that it's not a matter of who "deserves" Let's Encrypt certificates. You can get those even if you're a criminal, a human trafficker, a pedopornographer. It only matters that you can demonstrate control over your domain name.
Of course, the law will have something to say about your crimes, but that has nothing to do with your TLS certificates.
What also matters is that Let's Encrypt itself does not start kicking the hornet's nest of deciding who gets or not its certificates. Because it is a gigantic hornet's nest and nothing good will come out of it.