How many vaccinated people actually understand the so-called science behind it?
I have a healthy partner who is currently caring for her younger sister, who is struggling with the results of failed cancer treatment. My healthy partner is interested in natural remedies and good diet, but her sister has embraced the myth of beneficial pharmaceutical drugs.
I'm not a hermit, and because of my lifestyle, I'm exposed to a wide range of infections in a diverse selection of communities. I believe that this has allowed me to build a robust immune system, and that I am beneficial to society, as I am killing and destroying many of the pathogens that the vaccinate pharma slavers fall prey to.
I insist that you choose a community in a COVID plant and have a traditional cuppa with them. Better if all you actually use the same cuppa to test your theory.
Re the failed treatment, I sympathise with your partner´s situation, it seems similar to one in my near family. Precisely, no one that calls himself a rational scientific will ever argue that all the answers have been found and that science and pharma have the solution for everything. However, when a scientific truth is found and accepted by the vast majority of the scientific community it is because, as far as humans can reach "truths", that is one of them.
I perfectly understand that if there are no answers to an specific problem or those answers are insufficient, people try to look for alternatives and experiment with themselves. I would do exactly the same and I am not blind to the benefits of natural remedies and good nutrition (hint, is not a full English breakfast).
In the case of the vaccines, it is very clear that 1 year of testing is not enough to give full certainty of their efficacy nor of the long term effects. That is science. However, there is a long stretch from there to saying that is better to remain exposed to an illness that is perfectly known to be highly contagious and is know to cause enough ICU intakes as to block the sanitary system. Sometimes you have to choose the less of two evils, is as simple as that.
Now you are free to go into a denial "there is no problem in the ICUs, it is not really contagious, I am immune because I eat organic carrots, ....) and that is where you are going against truly established facts and your opinion becomes basically irrelevant.