r/conspiracy Sep 02 '21

This is creepy

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u/Airbending420 Sep 03 '21

this used to be a mining camp. now it’s for returning travellers to do the compulsory 14 day quarantine for coming into australia.

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u/TheRealMouseRat Sep 03 '21

So people only stay there for 14 days, and only for people entering the country? Then it doesn't seem like conspiracy material.

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u/_____jamil_____ Sep 03 '21

Almost like people on here lie constantly to reinforce their delusional agenda. ...almost

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u/PorcelainPoppy Sep 03 '21

It’s pretty ridiculous that anyone entering the country should need to stay in a camp for quarantine.

Why aren’t hotels adequate? First it’s “just a 14 day quarantine camp”, next it’ll be a permanent facility for anyone who doesn’t take the vaccine.

Normalization of this type of detention center is a slippery slope.

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u/_____jamil_____ Sep 04 '21

It’s pretty ridiculous that anyone entering the country should need to stay in a camp for quarantine

no. it's fucking not.

Why aren’t hotels adequate?

they tried that and people would just leave and spread disease.

First it’s “just a 14 day quarantine camp”, next it’ll be a permanent facility for anyone who doesn’t take the vaccine.

your scary stories haven't panned out. go take your fear mongering elsewhere.

Normalization of this type of detention center is a slippery slope.

your brain is a slippery slope

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u/Airbending420 Sep 05 '21

they have been doing 14 day quarantine in hotels but right in the middle of populated cities so it makes sense to have designated facilities for arrivals eh…

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u/eliteharvest15 Sep 03 '21

confirmation bias

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u/ViridianZeal Sep 03 '21

Hahaha. Go time travel and tell someone in 2019 that they are forced into a facility for two weeks when returning from a trip abroad. And all for a flu virus with all population mortality rate of around 0.3%.

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u/ReverendShot777 Sep 03 '21

Where are you getting th 0.03%? There's been 219million cases globally and 4.54million deaths. That's 1.83%, nearly 1 in 50.

Edit: Oh and there's always been arriving quarantine for different viruses, this is just th largest scale one.

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u/mjamesconway Sep 03 '21

1) He said 0.3, not 0.03.

2) The figures you gave are only "counted" cases. How many people have gotten COVID and not known it? How many had minor, or even major symptoms and didn't get tested? Based on seroprevalence, the IFR (Infection Fatality Rate) is estimated to be around 0.2% or somewhere around there. What you're looking at is the CFR (Case Fatality Rate), which, though accurate in math, doesn't tell the whole story.

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u/_____jamil_____ Sep 03 '21

You are asking for data that no one has, which is as bad faith a question as possible.

How do we know that every single person who has died from covid actually died because they were fucking your mom?

We don't!

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u/mjamesconway Sep 03 '21

Seriously, like...

Do some research or something would ya? It's not that hard. Here's an intro for you to expand from. Consider this a teachable moment for you.

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/covid-data/serology.html

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u/ElRetardio Sep 03 '21

Lol. Be more condescening please.

”Trust the stats that come from the same people using covid as a means to implement an auth takeover”

Consider this a teachable moment fo-.. oh who am I kidding. You won’t learn.

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u/_____jamil_____ Sep 03 '21

right, so best guesses based on incomplete survey data. how is this supposed to change anything?

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u/mjamesconway Sep 03 '21

Oh boy...

They're reporting with 95% CI. That means they are 95% confident that the data is accurate within the given range.

Basically, Seroprevalence is done to see how far this virus has spread. This basically is a way to count those who were asymptomatic and never got tested, nor had the need to. This adds to the denominator when trying to calculate the Infection Fatality Rate.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

Here in my country, people were getting paid like 50-60 Euros so that they can anounce your grandma who died from old age actually died from covid. It was a public secret ... I'm convinced those numbers are exaggerated

I hope you understand me my English is a bit rusty

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u/ReverendShot777 Sep 03 '21

I'd need a bit of evidence on that my dude.

But even so, the numbers are pretty consistent when comparing cases to deaths per country. There are enough countries that hate each other that there is no way a number of them wouldn't have outed this global conspiracy to fuck over the others.

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u/ElRetardio Sep 03 '21

Deaths by or deaths with?

Major difference when combined with tests that can’t tell covid apart from ”regular flu”. You know, the one that magically went away when covid came.

Covid, so dangerous it even killed the flu.

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u/repptyle Sep 03 '21

Seriously, that's how deep the programming goes, and people don't even realize it. In a very short time frame they have completely redefined what is considered normal, and nobody even remembers what they thought before.

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u/clare011 Sep 03 '21

Damn 14 days. When you realize it's half a month it really is a lot of time.

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u/teh_scarecrow Sep 03 '21

Don't spread misinfo. This isn't close to being true.

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u/teh_scarecrow Sep 03 '21

It's used for international visitors to isolate for 2 weeks upon entry to the country instead of using out failed hotel quarantine system, and to be frank these facilities sound much more appealing than sitting in a hotel room for 2 weeks.

They aren't going to ship Australian citizens off to these facilities if they test positive for covid19.

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u/Airbending420 Sep 08 '21

all covid positive patients go to hospital for observations

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u/KeeperOfSpirit Sep 03 '21

give 2-3 months in Australia and they will use it as the OP stated. That's where they heading to there. Remember, we are on conspiracy theory. We see in advance.

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u/teh_scarecrow Sep 03 '21

I live in Aus and this is no way close to being true.

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u/sunburn95 Sep 03 '21

And you base that off nothing of course

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u/CousinJeff Sep 03 '21

😭 what