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I literally got into a massive argument with friends over this recently. Cited the cdc's own website and looked here.
when I read the "what we are still learning" section on their website they seem to say two things at once, yes you will be immune after 2weeks you get the vaccine.
- You will apparently become immune, but we don't know for how long,
- Also you may still get the virus and spread it to others. To me #2 says, you can still get the virus and you are not immune, you just won't have symptoms. But at the same time, they say you can get the virus and not have symptoms anyway, and if you get the virus or vaccine you still have to wear a mask either way. So I wonder, what's the point? https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/keythingstoknow.html
I was answered with a "you just don't get it" kind of response, that basically said, the vaccine isn't 100% effective and you can still get the virus and pass it on.
I was not calm at that point, I should have asked my friend to define the word immune.
They really are not thinking, they are really just NPCs accepting the new programming.
That equivocal language is just setting the stage for when they come out with a new “booster” vaccine every six months for the goyim to take.
The delusion is strong. My daughter wore a mask so much that she had staff infection on her face and up into her sinus cavities. Would she listen? No. Now she won't speak to me at all. I pleaded with a Mother's kindness and got nowhere. I'm sure she will get the vax asap. Very sad.
I stopped even arguing it. I just calmly state that I am not scared of the virus and will not subject my family to an experimental vaccine for a disease that does not affect me. I tell them that if they are at all scared of this virus, my recommendation is that they continue to remain isolated and get the vaccine as quickly as possible, to be safe. I also remind them that CDC guidelines say they are taking a major risk even being here amongst the unvaccinated having a conversation. I always reiterate that I may have COVID and could spread it to them at any time. I have found that this very direct approach tends to knock people back and quickly get them to either leave for good or never mention COVID to me ever again and start acting more normal. It works either way.
It's a stupid debate. It's like debating the existence of Noah's ark with fundamentalist Christians. Just a completely pointless exercise. They believe based on faith, not any rational or logical foundation. Not even worth your time.
It's all double speak bs
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