The fact of the matter is that getting the vaccine won’t prevent you from getting the virus, but they say that you still should get the jab anyway because they say if you do catch the virus (after getting jabbed), you just won’t get as sick as you otherwise would have had you not gotten the vaccine.

How could they possibly know the above? Seriously, everybody reacts differently to the virus, with some people dying and most people having few or no symptoms (asymptomatic), and that’s without even getting a vaccine!

Some science gurus correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m thinking the only way their theory in my first paragraph could be true is if every person who caught the virus had it progress to a serious, or death case. With the latter, that’d be the “baseline”, and the vaccine would verifiably improve on those outcomes.

Personally, I’ve read too many horror stories about this experimental agent, and I have no intention on getting jabbed. And I’m 60 years old.