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Somebody telling you of a one off effect or very small percentage of the population is not proof to support a wild conspiracy theory. Everyone with a brain understood some people could have an adverse reaction and not every vaccine is 100% effective. Each year there are a handful of people who get the flu shot and still get the flu. The COVID 19 vaccine is no different thatany vaccine. Everyone knows there can be break through cases. That does not take away from the benefits for 99% of the people. It is not experimental by medical or scientific definition.

The CDC just put out a statement that study shows you are 11 times more likely to die if you get it and are not vaccinated. That is a data driven conclusion. You are not more likely to die by even 1 1/1000 of a percent by taking the shot. I assume you know how you would treat those odds in Vegas. I am not a fan of the CDC nor am I a fan of Fauci (to put it mildly) but i am a fan of fact based conclusions. Like 90% of COVID people in hospitals are unvaccinated. Hospitals report it. Not this less than competent administration.

The choice is yours. I am not arguing that principle and there definitely should be NO mandate. Just know the facts and not wild internet goofy theories that start with "my uncle, my neighbor or I heard "