To: Blogger
Please pardon my ignorance here but what is “whitelisted”? Thanks.
1,585 posted on
03/18/2018 1:32:11 PM PDT by
Calm_Cool_and_Elected
(" Undecided Voter: someone who parades their stupidity as proof of their morality." ~David Burge)
To: Calm_Cool_and_Elected
Allowed, as in the opposite of “blacklisted”
IMO
1,588 posted on
03/18/2018 1:33:50 PM PDT by
edzo4
(Thank Q very much!!!)
To: Calm_Cool_and_Elected
Opposite of black listed.
1,595 posted on
03/18/2018 1:37:14 PM PDT by
RoosterRedux
(Churchill: Success is not final, failure is not fatal. It is the courage to continue that counts.)
To: Calm_Cool_and_Elected; edzo4
"Whitelisted" is generally
favored treatment, compared with the general rule.
If the general rule forbids a class of person from leaving the country, and individual in that class might be "whitelisted" for an exception.
In Q's case, I think considerable usage is outside of the standard vernacular. Although FWIW, some people are waived from having to participate in the normal clearance procedure. VIP treatment.
To: Calm_Cool_and_Elected
Opposite of blacklisted. Go to the head of the line stuff.
1,615 posted on
03/18/2018 1:46:26 PM PDT by
little jeremiah
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