”Yes, sir, I am here for immoral
activities”
”Yes, sir, I am here for immoral
activities”
02/10/2004 02:55 AM
Tell me, has the US Visa Waiver form (the green one, I-94W) changed in
the past couple of years? Or perhaps I have changed and seeing things
with new eyes. It is as if some of the things weren’t there
previously.
One of the questions on the backside says: "...or are you seeking
entry to engage in criminal or immoral activities?"
Immoral – defined by whom? The Bush government? The Bible? If I
were gay who was into BDSM, and had a boyfriend waiting for me in San
Diego, should I tick "yes"?
The concept of what is immoral and what is not is an eerily vague one,
and it is easy to pass judgement unto others. It is so easy to assume
moral superiority – and I know that I am guilty of the same thing,
saying this. Intolerance should not be tolerated: it is the dilemma of
our world.
The other thing that stopped me is the one that says "You may not
represent the foreign information media during your visit".
That not only sounds suspicious, but it also begs the question: what
about blogging? If I tell truthfully to the world what I see and
hear, am I a part of this "foreign information media" or
not?
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