Perhaps. But it's not your place to tell people who are suffering when it's time to do that. It might make Bill Hooper feel better, but it's a slap in the face to someone who lost their home or a loved one. 

Again. I was not questioning your intentions. I do not think you're a bad person. I'm just trying to point out how good intentions can have the opposite effect. 

Consider Mother Teresa, a literal saint. She is considered by many to be a symbol of compassion. In reality though she often exasperated people's suffering. Despite her good intentions she quite literally denied the help many people needed. She was caught up in religious anecdotes to the point where she believed people's suffering brought them closer to God. She would delay or deny the help they actually needed, despite having the resources to do so. Still, she likely meant well. 

Christ only ever said to love your neighbor as yourself. He said to feed the hungry, not just to wish them well. Matthew 25:34-40.