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I fully agree agree. The most shameful moment I experienced in England, when I lived there with my small children whom we'd previously raised in Japan, was when
by lovemenot 11y ago
I fully agree agree. The most shameful moment I experienced in England, when I lived there with my small children whom we'd previously raised in Japan, was when I was asked by a concerned parent whether I had a permit to be in a place where children were present. Apparently all of those other parents had already applied to the government and been vetted to be in a play room attached to a public library.
That was when I realised things were not the same in England. I felt sickened and angry at a such society-wide presumption of guilt.
- Abraln 11y agoIn the US, any adult male who wants to be an elementary school teacher is looked at as a potential predator. Parents will literally ask to have their kids transferred to a different class because of it.
- 6t6t6 11y agoI am a Spaniard who lived in UK and I feel that this is the most sick aspect of British society. For them, every single man is a monster that will molest children if he has the opportunity. Things like sitting on a bench to read next to the children's playground, or crossing a park next to them, can put you in trouble.