Kindergarten lesson: Don't mess with strangers

It's incredible how the right-wingers can't follow the simplest lessons they were supposedly taught in kindergarten. Lessons like not lying, cheating, and stealing are taught so young, yet as you grow older, these basic principles become harder to follow, especially for right-wingers.

So what about the lesson of not messing with strangers? This for some reason is the most difficult lesson they have trouble following. Sure you can harass, slander, and taunt strangers, and sometimes they'll just ignore you. But it's getting very dangerous out there, with millions of crazy, perverted, suicidal, hateful strangers out there. They can be armed with guns, knives, poison, or more. They have access to weapon making materials. They may have high political or legal power that will come back to get you.

Of course, just like lying, cheating, and stealing, we don't realistically expect the Sailer-type right-wingers to learn their lesson the easy way, and all to often they learn the hard way with attacks, depression, lost careers, drug abuse, crime, and suicide.

Here's the official strangers guide for children which the right-wingers need to learn. Oh yeah, they had messed-up childhoods filled with rejection, failure, sexual abuse, anger, and depression, so these kindergarten lessons never sunk in. But here it is anyway, learn from it to save your life, or die one way or another following the dead-end path of the right-wingers.

National Crime Prevention Council: Strangers and Dangerous Situations