well they are vaccines because the CDC keeps changing the definition of a vaccine, but the general public seems to be ok with this even though it makes no sense to make a definition change like that ESPECIALLY during a "pandemic"

a friend of mine got the J&J and then got the pfizer and also got the booster 2 weeks ago told us this yesterday:

"Ended up getting a breakthrough covid infection, tested positive last night. This thing is really vicious. Have had like all the symptoms from fever, chills, congestion, sneezing, coughs where your insides feel like they're gonna spill, headache and pressure in the eyes and nose, feels like if you were to blow out the back of your brains. Lucky that I got that booster 2 weeks ago. Dulari also ended up testing positive, her and her parents doing okay, so thankful for that. Y'all stay safe with Thanksgiving approaching."

I would say he is a normie - but in his head its still a "breakthrough" aka "rare" and that he is glad he got the booster because it could have been worse? I am sitting there like ' how do you know it wasnt because of the booster shot?

Most people will have everything in front of them and still deny it because its easier to keep believing a lie versus confronting the hard truth of how badly you were duped.