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RochaApprenti
demandé à Téléphonie mobile

the message "stop the invasion"

On the contrary, I joined Proximus, a company which is defending innocent kids that being slaughtered everyday. And many others will do the same.   See my point (2) of my previous post. Proximus has never defended ‘innocent kids’ before. Why don’t Yemeni, Palestinian, Iraqi and other children suffering the same fate in other parts of the world deserve the same consideration? Why? Are Ukranian (or European) lives more valuable maybe? As I said: a distasteful attitude on display here.

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David W
il y a 2 ans
R
RochaApprenti
demandé à Téléphonie mobile

the message "stop the invasion"

This is totally unacceptable for two reasons:Regardless of whether you agree with the message or not, no-one, including the provider, has the moral right to put a political message on someone’s property (i.e. your phone) without their explicit approval, and without them being able to remove said message; This entire ‘stop invasion’ message smacks of hollow hypocrisy and distasteful double standards. Where is the solidarity of Proximus with Yemenis, Palestinians, Sahrawis or Iraqis, to name just a few other nationalities who have been - and still are - victims of invasion, occupation, oppression, war crimes and crimes against humanity?Since I have no intention of supporting a company which attempts to foist hypocritical performative propaganda onto its customers, I just terminated my contract with Proximus, and moved to BASE. I do hope many others will do the same.Peter Van Roy

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David W
il y a 2 ans

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