I definitely agree with this.
Without wanting to open a whole different can of worms, it’s like in the discussion of whether free will exists. Without picking a side on that topic, I don’t believe those who say free will doesn’t exist advocate for or excuse unethical behaviour.
Ultimately, this discussion is “just” philosophical and makes no real practical difference. It’s just interesting to think and talk about (IMO).
Our actions being natural or “unfree” doesn’t make us less accountable for them.