Man's life Over, Cops Decide He Watched Child Porn in First Class

But it was more like "you might one day run into this and if you do this is what you do", it was not as it is today "evil people are everywhere! WATCH OUT!"

Normal men, unlike you and BillRM, would be more concerned with protecting children from harm, and less concerned with the issue of being regarded with suspicion because you are male. Stupid BillRM, for instance, should have been glad that others were concerned about his behavior with children in the park when he engaged them with kittens--those people were alert to the possibility that children might be harmed, because what he was doing is a classic pedophile ploy, and they were trying to protect the children. That's responsible adult behavior, but you and BillRM are too self-involved to recognize that.

Given that your own young daughters were molested by the pedophile brother of your baby sitter, and they did not report this to you immediately, nor did they apparently know what to do to resist, perhaps you should have taught them, "evil people are everywhere! WATCH OUT!".

It is rather sad that, even though your own children were subjected to this experience, you still cannot see the need to both educate and protect children as much as possible. It is less a matter that "evil people are everywhere" and more a matter of they could be anywhere, and most parents are realistic about this and, as much as possible, insure their children's safety.

Sorry it is seldom to never that a child abuser is a stranger in a park instead of someone who had work at gaining the trust of the parents

Yes I can see a real pedophile acting in so open a manner and thinking that somehow he could drag a child out of the park.

And yes it is annoying and sad that someone who is trying to find homes for kittens in a very very open manner is view with such suspicion base on only the fact that the person doing so is a male.

Almost every female I know, or have ever known, was approached in some way, or followed, at least once, by a pedophile during her childhood, and, because they had been appropriately warned, their red flags went up, they ran away, or got out of the situation--and they all remember these incidents. It's not something that colors their lives, or significantly

No, it's not seldom at all. Again, you are too concrete to understand that, because stranger abuse might be less common than abuse by someone known to the child, does not at all mean it's rare--and it's often easier for the child to avert the abuse by a stranger, to prevent it by running away, but that doesn't mean the pedophiles aren't out there trying.

The only part I agree with is that it would almost be impossible for someone surrounded with hundred of other adults to successfully molested a child in a public park.

And, in that, your Myth is not a Myth...as they prey on "anything" at the beginning.

Common Lures of Child Abductors

Since there is no way to tell if a person is good or bad on sight, kids should be taught to avoid any stranger who tries to engage them. Child abductors and pedophiles are notoriously charming and personable to kids. The sad fact is, kids trust "nice" adults. So make sure your kids know that "niceness" may be a disguise and remind them to tell a trusted adult anytime they are approached by a stranger.

Common Lures Used by Abductors

Assistance Lure: A man seeks help to find a lost dog, or a motorist asks for directions. These lures work because kids naturally want to be helpful, but kids should know that adult strangers have no right to ask them for this kind of help. Teach kids that when it comes to strangers, they cannot be helpful and safe at the same time! If kids are approached by a car, they should turn and run the opposite direction as fast as they can--without stopping, talking, explaining, or making eye contact with the driver.

Emergency Lure: This is meant to confuse and worry the child. Someone may tell the child, "Your mom had a car accident and I'm here to take you to the hospital." Or a driver may claim to have the child's father on a cell phone to lure the child to the car. The adult could trick the child by saying he/she is a new neighbor or works for the child's school. So remind your kids that if they don't know the person's name or recognize their face, this is a stranger! And they should never go with a stranger or walk over to a stranger's car. Another options is to establish a "family code word". It should be a word that is easy for your child to remember and keep secret. Explain to your child that only adults responsible for them will know this code word (parents, siblings, grandparents, etc) and to never go anywhere with any stranger that doesn't know the code word.

Bribery Lure: It's an old trick, but it still works. A stranger offers children money, candy, video games, or something else appealing to entice them. Teach your children this is bribery, not generosity, and if they go close enough to take gifts from a stranger, they are close enough for the stranger to take them!

Animal Lure: It's inevitable that if someone shows up with a puppy or kitten, kids will gather. Many abductors use animals to lure kids to them or their cars. Remind your kids never to go with any stranger either on foot or in a car, no matter how much they want to pet the animal!
http://www.kltv.com/story/2414388/common-lures-of-child-abductors

You seem disconnected from the social reality of the real world--as though you have no friends, never have contact with real people. You only know what you can "Google", and your attempts to find information that way, seem extremely limited. All responsible parents warn their children about strangers who might try to lure them.
A pedophile might attempt to lure the child from a public place, such as a park, so he can take the child somewhere to molest them.

PS: I think firefly just squashed your logic as well ...