Hey @EE where is my sim free Iphone duo ? I preordered on 16th of October at 8:39 am, one the first people to pre order due to glitch on your website, I called that day and the order was confirmed. A lot of people have receieved their contract iphone duo when they ordered after.
@GrumpyHamster7@EE which part of “people have received their contract iphone” did you not understand ? It’s really simple english, it basically means they have stock, the problem is prioritizing other people who ordered after me.
@EE my tracking just says your order is delayed. Why isn’t this on first come first serve basis ? Someone who ordered on 22nd of october already received their iphone duo, really not fair!
@ZioBot6lu@GorSusie@HeidiBachram Different sources, inside and outside of palestine confirmed at 20,000 of these are children? are you okay with that ? you focus on the number and you forget that at the end of the day this is an illegal occupation of palestine, it didn’t start on 7th of october!
@GorSusie@HeidiBachram You’re arguing against something I never said. I never said death tolls define terrorism. My point was about the double standards in how we use the word depending on who’s responsible.
Also use less AI please
@GorSusie@HeidiBachram But why should the definition depend on whether the person committing the violence is an individual, a terrorist organisation or agovernment?
If deliberately killing innocent civilians is wrong, it should be wrong regardless of who’s doing it. Sovereignty shouldn’t be a free pass
@GorSusie@HeidiBachram I understand the distinction, but isn’t that exactly the point? A government being sovereign doesn’t mean everything it does is automatically legitimate.
You say death tolls alone don’t define terrorism, and I agree.
@GorSusie@HeidiBachram Funny how someone who kills five people is called a terrorist, but a government that has killed over 100,000 Palestinians, including 20,000 children, is not called terrorist.
Or does the definition of terrorism depend on whose victims we’re talking about?
@EE@sketchymedia Hi, if it’s first come first serve then why has my order been delayed? I’ve ordered on 16th of October at 8:39 am due to glitch and I called EE who confirmed that my order has gone through, surely not many orders were placed around that time as many people were waiting for 1:00pm
@IbrahimToni@WissamArz The UK has one of the highest energy prices in Europe, and it’s still cheaper than Lebanon. The average in the UK is around 35 cents per kWh. And when you compare the minimum wage in Lebanon to the UK, Lebanese energy prices make even less sense.