1/ Them: Get vaccinated. It will stop infections and deaths.

Us: It doesn’t seem to be stopping infections all that much.

Them: Yeah, it’s called a breakthrough, and it’s rare.

Us: It doesn’t seem to be that rare.

Them: We never said it would stop infections, just deaths.
2/ Us: Well, the effectiveness of the vaccine to prevent death seems to be waning over time.

Them: Well we never said it would provide long-lasting protection. You need a booster.

Us: How often?

Them: We don’t know yet. Our science experts can’t seem to agree.
3/ Us: Ok, well let us know when you get all that worked out.

Them: No, you need to get vaccinated now or else.

Us: Well, what are the long term side effects?

Them: We don’t know. You can’t take VAERS data seriously. We have to wait until they analyze every report.
4/ Us: How long will that take?

Them: We don’t know.

Us: Like we said, let us know when you get all that worked out.

Them: You’re fired.

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