I agree. But as some have pointed out here; the

definition of "whate is value" has to change. To value a person, does not mean to control (and ignore) them, while insisting that by doing so you're ALWAYS protecting them. Certainly doing this is not always protection for them. There is a such thing as "overprotected". And that's our current culture's specialty. And so sad that officials prey on this factor. Leaders use this (just like in the quote LGL left), which leaves the majority of us in fear of anything these leaders want to use in their "protect the children" campaign.