content: I actually moved from the UK to Canada to escape the insanity that is the British Conservative Government. It's somewhere between an Orwellian dystopia and a Terry Gilliam bureaucratic caricature. Political correctness is policy, it's an SJW dreamland with equality quotas and affirmative action gone mad, you need a license to use a ladder above a certain height, there's more CCTV cameras than any other country in Europe, politicians claim expenses for sandwiches and wine and then cut welfare to the poor, unemployment is through the roof, cost of living is through the roof, wages are through the floor, it just goes on and on. Unenforceable politically correct nonsense like this is just par for the course in England. It's just part of the culture. If you were to point out how outrageous and ridiculous this pre-sex crime thing is to British people, they'd probably give you a blank stare and wonder why you're not talking to them about something more basic like the weather or the latest iPhone. Nobody cares. In fact, some people might even stand up to defend it, and ask you why you don't want to protect women. When I arrived in Canada for the first time I was immediately struck with the realization that Britain is not a first world country at all, because I was able to directly and personally compare my experience of both places. Everything was between two and four times cheaper, especially critical things like rent and utilities. Utilities in Canada are often included in rent, meaning there's no such thing as "bill shock" for people on low incomes. The lower middle class here in Canada live like the upper class in the UK. When I hear people in Canada or the USA talking about political problems, my first thought is boy you haven't got a clue what "political problems" are. If you want to see people who have got it bad, go take a look at England.