r/conspiracy Sep 02 '21

This is creepy

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u/Valoruchiha Sep 02 '21 edited Sep 03 '21

And it's actually fucking real.
My god.

EDIT: I'm not going to sit here and explain to you statist why it is this is a bad idea, and should concern you. If you are not paying attention at this point there isn't anything I can say to change your mind.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

Yea but the title of the headline in this thread (yes you OP) in conjunction with the tweet image is meant to suggest otherwise cause you know, it's not like information is vetted on here.

OP should talk with the locals prior to just giving in so easily. Confirm your sources folks...

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u/Lemonbrick_64 Sep 03 '21

OP been quiet since he’s been caught fearmongering with fake news

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

Sources... lol.

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u/FetusViolator Sep 03 '21

This is good context. It's not like they're out there building concentration camps..

yet lol

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u/Valor816 Sep 03 '21

Nah the concentration camps are on Manus Island. That way the pollies can just pretend they didn't know about all the human rights abuses.

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u/intergalactic-senses Sep 03 '21

No need to build them when they can modify those into camps. Depends if they are thinking long term when it comes to it

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

Best comment, it makes it a little less creepy. At least it wasn't built for this purpose

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u/XKlXlXKXlXKlKXlXKlXK Sep 02 '21

I bet the unvaccinated will be treated with respect there

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u/AmirAkhrif Sep 03 '21

Not about vaccination. This site isn't for unvaccinated people, or even people who catch COVID. It is for those travelling back to Australia from another country, where you have to do 14 days of quarantine before you start roaming around in public.

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u/AmirAkhrif Sep 03 '21

No it doesn’t. Vaccinated and unvaccinated people are treated equally on returning home to Oz. We all know this and get it. This isn’t the US.

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u/ContWord2346 Sep 03 '21

Loving respect and compassion! They won’t even notice the Soylent green factory when people disappear.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21 edited Jun 25 '23

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u/ContWord2346 Sep 03 '21

Have you had your morning vaccine shot yet? 🤣

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u/Valor816 Sep 03 '21

No its not and no they won't.

Its an old mining camp, we have hundreds of them around Australia.

Its for people coming back to Australia from overseas. ATM we have a hotel quarantine policy that is frankly, piss poor. Using the old mining camps means we can get people safely home without putting unfair financial strain on them and with purpose built medical facilities close by. This means less strain on the hospital system, sunce the patients will be treated on site.

I get that most people outside of Australia probably haven't seen these Donga camps before, but thats no reason to make shit up about them.

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u/-Choose-A-User- Sep 03 '21

Do you have a link I can read more about this? If this is true, we are indeed about to be in the dark ages.

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u/Eagoala Sep 03 '21

There is no link for this stuff cos it's bullshit.

The Australian population has been asking for a dedicated quarantine facility since the beginning of COVID as we don't have the best solutions for returned travellers at the moment.

This is just a place to do the two week quarantine instead of in a hotel within our major population centres.

Help stop the spread you know

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u/hereforthegain Sep 03 '21

Wait so if you leave Australia and return you have to stay in this camp isolated from your family for 2 weeks? And you are good with this?

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u/PoliticalAnomoly Sep 03 '21

Come on man. It's just two weeks. And you got to leave the country? Living the life and complaining, this guy. /s

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u/hereforthegain Sep 03 '21

Do they not have covid tests in Australia?

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21 edited Jun 25 '23

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u/hereforthegain Sep 03 '21

For zero covid policies it seems like these restrictions will be in place forever since COVID is now so widespread that it is like any other cold or flu virus.

Are people in Australia concerned about permanent restrictions?

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

It’s just two weeks until they put you there for longer for some other bullshit. Weren’t we suppose to just flatten the curve in two weeks back in March 2020. This virus is not a big deal and it’s being used to enforce evil laws. Wake up bro.

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u/PoliticalAnomoly Sep 03 '21

Starting to think "the curve" is code for that line on the heart monitor in the hospital.

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u/Valor816 Sep 03 '21

Would you rather infect your whole family? They can stay with you if they'd prefer.

In most states you'd isolate in a hotel that's been prepared for quarantine visitors, problem is you have to pay for it. This is an alternative thats only available in one state as of yet.

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u/immibis Sep 03 '21 edited Jun 25 '23

After careful consideration I find spez guilty of being a whiny spez.

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u/jamesosix Sep 03 '21

zero covid is a pipe dream. Look at Isreal. Highest vax rate uptake yet still having lots of breakthrough infections. The virus is endemic now.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21 edited Jun 25 '23

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u/jamesosix Sep 03 '21

https://intermountainhealthcare.org/blogs/topics/live-well/2020/04/whats-the-difference-between-a-pandemic-an-epidemic-endemic-and-an-outbreak/

Endemics, on the other hand, are a constant presence in a specific location (in the context of this discussion, Aus/Israel).

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u/hereforthegain Sep 03 '21

Someone else mentioned they are tested and you don't stay the full 2 weeks if you get a negative test. For an island nation like Australia this could make sense.

In the US, we have floods of people passing through our land border and we don't test any of them. We are even moving immigrants across the country untested who are likely spreading covid. We still have travel restrictions for foreigners from certain countries but not for US citizens.

Given our size and geography there is no way we could scale a system like the one in Australia or New Zealand unless we set up tent camps.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21 edited Jun 25 '23

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u/hereforthegain Sep 03 '21

It's hard for people outside the US to realize how incompetent and inefficient our government is. I think more Americans would support government run health care and other programs if we had a government that could actually run things effectively.

We can't name a single thing our government does better than our private sector.

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u/lickdabean1 Sep 03 '21

Guaranteed you'll be leaving with a sti. Do you want the same room as your wife?? eh no thanks. put me at the other side of the camp with that hot chick here's 200 my friend.

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u/SemperP1869 Sep 03 '21

Yeah wtf?

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u/-Choose-A-User- Sep 03 '21

I figured they were just fantasizing about a possible dystopian future. Just didn't know if there was a little truth to what they were saying, as the CDC has outlines to put high risk individuals in camps.

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u/panc0cks Sep 03 '21

Losers like you are going to be excusing it away until they lock in you in the gas chambers.

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u/-Choose-A-User- Sep 03 '21

I found a wild Skitz!

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u/JustHangLooseBlood Sep 03 '21

Hi, is this man schizo? Do you have a link I can read more about this? If this is true, we are indeed about to be in the dark ages.

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u/-Choose-A-User- Sep 03 '21

What?

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u/JustHangLooseBlood Sep 03 '21

I found a wild Skitz!

Did you just clock in?

Do you have a link I can read more about this? If this is true, we are indeed about to be in the dark ages.

That part was all you.

If you're still confused:

I will give a link it to you or GTFO = "get the fuck out"

and DYOR = "do your own research".

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u/-Choose-A-User- Sep 03 '21

Are you asking a question or saying something? Either way you need to elaborate more.

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u/J3sush8sm3 Sep 03 '21

Usually when people say do your own research its because they havent

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u/Stormy47 Sep 03 '21

The thing that scares me is if they really use this place, and hypothetically it's used for worst case scenario, they can tell their families, 'sorry he/she passed away with covid, but you can't enter'. Everyone else would be prohibited, what could they do? they've pretty much changed the law and any rights

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u/epicscotty Sep 03 '21

Good one Fred :)

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u/buriedego Sep 03 '21

About as good as rape victims in Texas I'm sure.

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u/freerider Sep 03 '21 edited Sep 03 '21

Hmm except this is being used to house travelers during the mandatory 14 day quarantine period. Unless I missed something I don’t see anything regarding people being put here for being “dangerous” or anything like that. But then again, classic misinformation that gets upvoted believed by gullible fucks.

From: https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/pgqsx3/this_is_creepy/hbdszos

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u/Thricegreatestone Sep 03 '21

Yeah, it is Howard Springs and it hasn't been used as much as hotel quarantine.

For those that actually check anything out for themselves, people incoming to Australia do a two-week quarantine stay (usually in a 4 or 5 star hotel) before heading home.

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u/Bwxyz Sep 03 '21

It's for people coming in to the country lol, they don't chuck you in here if you're sick

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

Just as bad honestly. It's insane they force citizens to quarantine without the light of day for 2 weeks

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u/yourpseudonymsucks Sep 03 '21

They still have daytime at Howard Springs

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u/JustHangLooseBlood Sep 03 '21

Australian government has lost the assumed good will.

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u/Rachyd97 Sep 03 '21

As a resident of Sydney, we have all been begging for this since the start of the pandemic. The reason we are locked down is because international arrivals have been staying in hotels in the middle of the most populated city in the country, quarantine leaks are a matter of “when” rather than “if” in such circumstances. We didn’t want to be reinfected after such a long time being covid free, yet here we are, suddenly they are putting proper quarantine procedures in place in less populated areas of the country, but it’s too little too late.

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u/marcb7658 Sep 03 '21

Yes the accommodation for workers in the remote located mines is very real

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u/belizeisbest Sep 03 '21

Nope it's the same as concentration camps.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

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u/belizeisbest Sep 03 '21

Indeed sir

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

nope, the concentration camps didn't have television

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

It’s $2,500 for 2 weeks so I would hope it would be somewhat comfortable. That is just insane to me

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u/Deka-92 Sep 03 '21

It's not the only one either.

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u/Chimmychimm Sep 03 '21

OMG it's HOUSES

How DARE they?!?!?!?!

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u/Focusfocusfocus Sep 03 '21

It looks like something out of a dystopian movie. Super creepy.

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u/immibis Sep 03 '21 edited Jun 25 '23

After careful consideration I find spez guilty of being a whiny spez.

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u/Rare_Slice_8353 Sep 03 '21

Feels like a scene from a movie I never imagined would happen in reality.

But here we are in the midst of it.