[zook]

No, it's more like saying "I want my child to be safe, but I'm not going to keep her under lock and key."

[brytlea]

No, it's more like saying, "I want my child to be safe, but I'm not willing to lock the door to the house."
susie

[EternalVigilance]

No, it's more like saying "I want my child to be safe, but I'm not going to keep her under lock and key."

Ah, so you just leave the door unlocked and let any stranger wander in off the street, eh? Poor child.

Like so many of your kind, you confuse the difference between locking our own people in and locking unknown invaders out.

There really is a profound difference between the two things.