I agree that there's still work to do on the Criminal Code's handling of sexual matters. No argument there at all. But there's no lack of clarity on what constitutes a sexual assault. It occurs when force or a threat of force is used in a sexual context. If you've actually read the CCC, you know that an assault of any kind requires that the use of force be involved. No force against an unwilling person, no sexual assault.

Where I see society's double-think arising is in how it treats assaults against women far more seriously than assaults against men. It shouldn't be that way. Everyone is equal before the law.