Re:Denied Entry
by 75dvtwin on Thursday June 29, 2017 @01:45AM
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Not sure I agree with the analogy "
Being denied entry is the same as being accused of a crime"
Consequence of being accused of crime is prosecution, with potential loss of freedom (or death).
Consequence of being denied entry into one country in the world -- is not the same (unless you are unfairly prosecuted in your own country and there is no other country that you can go to).
Being denied to enter a country, more akin, in my view, to being denied a job interview (and subsequent employment).
Consequence of being accused of crime is prosecution, with potential loss of freedom (or death).
Consequence of being denied entry into one country in the world -- is not the same (unless you are unfairly prosecuted in your own country and there is no other country that you can go to).
Being denied to enter a country, more akin, in my view, to being denied a job interview (and subsequent employment).