My Wife and I got the shots ASAP because we are in our seventies. Our son and daughter in law (in their 40s) got the shots because they both work with groups in a church setting and in an eructation setting. We masked and sanitized obsessively.
All four of us got sick and tested positive for Covid at one time or another.
It has subsequently been acknowledged by government agencies that the Covid shots did not prevent infection, nor did they prevent spread by asymptomatic individuals. The only benefit of the shots now acknowledged by the authorities is that if you got the shots and later on became infected, the symptoms were less severe.
Originally Posted by ICU 812
Did any government agency ever state that getting the Covid shot was 100% effective in keeping a person from contracting Covid? Did any government agency ever state that getting the Covid shot would keep an asymptomatic person from spreading Covid?
As I've stated several times, my wife and I were test subjects for the Pfizer Covid vaccine. She got the real vaccine and I received the placebo. We were tracked for at least a year after the shots, going in for blood tests on occasion and were required to report positive tests for Covid. My wife got Covid and this helped Pfizer determine that a booster was needed.
In March 2020 when Covid hit hard for the first time, there were many unanswered questions about it -- how it was transmitted, how effective masks and distancing were in preventing infection, how long did immunity last if you caught Covid, etc. Then after the vaccine became available again there were many unanswered questions -- how effective was the vaccine, how long did the vaccine last, what were the negative side effects, etc.
I think the questions have been answered through the testing and analysis although some continue to question those answers.