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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, I am not American and finding that most of Americans just lack a common sense. This thread is just another proof.  They teach their kids to follow instruction from A to Z, but they don't teach to think. Later this kids grow up into narrow minded adults who usually can't see the big picture.

I read this story to both of my kids and both of them just laugh . Both kids had the same reaction: Common sense, dah? I would not have any problem if the mom from the bus stop give a ride to my child to school without notifying me. My HS kid walks to school and were picked up few times by another parent who we never met  (with kid in the car) in the rain.  
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It is not just common sense.  We are trying to protect our children for predators.  Here are common attributes.  It is hard to protect your child from these people if they come in contact with them.  Have you read any of the heart breaking tales or had experience with this?  You don't know what you are talking about.

Common Attributes of Child Molesters: 
-- from A Profile of the Child Molester 
 •Pedophiles are notoriously friendly, nice, kind, engaging and likeable.
•Pedophiles target their victims, often insinuating themselves into that child's life through their family, school, house of worship, sports, and hobbies.
•Pedophiles are professional con artists and are experts at getting children and families to trust them.
•Pedophiles will smile at you, look you right in the eye and make you believe they are trustworthy.

Dr. Phil reminds parents they must watch everyone in their child's life!

http://www.drphil.com/articles/article/266

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