I think that what we're trying to point out is simply that with very few exceptions (you could logically argue psychopaths might not have inherent value...although I disagree), most people have some good and some bad in them. It's not up to anyone to decide whether someone has worth. They just do. That soldier has a family and loves his children. That murderer has parents and siblings who love him and who are loved by him. And that millionaire who embezzled also gave thousands to charities. And it goes on.