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GENERATE Camp by YM360 

Hell on earth. Despite being depicted as a "4 days out in nature and growing with god" it is anything but that. Usually occuring between May and August of a given year, GENERATE will first take $450 out of you. Once you arrive in the middle of nowhere, you are greeted with run-down trailors, usually not air conditioned and smell awful. The first day, youre belongings get confencated by GENERATE. You are taken to a holding cell and one of the staff verbally abuses you. The next thing is you are stripped like Elan Schools. Dehumanization is a common thing in YM360's "summer camps". On day 2 you are forced to do backbreaking labour such as mining for Rubidium for their road cyclists or construction. Waken up at 4 am and worked till 11pm and given little to no food, this is how GENERATE YM360 treats its visitours. for day 3 and 4, it is backbreaking labour or gas chambers that run on zyklon B. on average 60% of participants die from exaustion, gas chambers, or beatings.
Colin: Lets go to GENERATE 2023!!!!
Chad: no, iv been there. its hell on earth. Generate Camp by YM360 is hell on earth, with brainwashing, harassment, and backbreaking labor. I was nearly sent to the gas chamber once.
GENERATE Camp by YM360 by Knmagor December 6, 2023
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