Genuinely curious in the history behind this, if any.

Why is it that the UK is so pro-KYC, pro-tax (in its current form), and their rebel spirit is almost no where to be found?

Even amongst Bitcoiners.

I understand a lot in this country has worked nicely up until recently, they have a, relatively speaking, OK healthcare system and if rules are followed everyone seems to get along, but there's a clear increase in lack of consensus forming around pretty much everything to do with public infrastructure and welfare thanks to the cost-of-living (on the fiat standard) - Yet to speak against it? Heresy.

I find it quite interesting that a lot of dystopian fictional content usually has the UK as an example of what a surveillance-state, police-state would look like, and personally it from what I've seen it SEEMS to make some sense behind this.

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Thats the direction of travel. I reckon the model can be read in books such as "The Sovereign Individual", which not surprisingly is co-authored by a brit.

"Why is it that the UK is so pro-KYC, pro-tax (in its current form), and their rebel spirit is almost no where to be found?"

My theory is that the center of government is usually well kept under control and as far from dissidence as possible.