yeah, and i'm sure if you go back far enough you can find posts where i slam the cdc for jumping the gun on that one. they said it was ok for me to take my two kids (one newborn) to see family if said family was vaccinated. they fucked up bigtime. it wasnt the first time, and won't be the last. (incidentally, the fda also dragged their feet on authorizing the vaxx for 6mo to 5 years, and fauci assumed the talking head position for the fda and tried to bullshit on that one... i was pretty pissed)
but since VERY soon after the vaccines rolled out, we the general public have had the knowledge that the vaccines are NOT sterilizing- immunity- imparting (and i have even read an article where they make a good case for '100% sterilizing immunity' being a myth) .
and the only people that push this idea of the vaccines giving us 100% impenetrable- bug- shields are the painfully uninformed (perhaps good faith but lazy), and the dishonest (for instance, the bad- faith antivaxxers).
so now, as you can see, we all know what they do... the vaccines, as advertised, work. they work to reduce severity of symptoms, and they work to slightly shrink the window of virus shedding upon contraction of the disease. that's how they are advertised, and that's what they do.
i bet you also would cite the cdc changing their definition of 'vaccine' as evidence that the vaccines are not vaccines. since when is the cdc the only source for medical definitions? the vaccines ARE, in fact vaccines no matter how many people whine about it. they impart some level/ form of immunity, hence they are vaccines. vaccines do not need to impart sterilizing immunity to be vaccines, and as i'd mentioned earlier... this sterlizing immunity stuff might be a myth anyway, which would make it so that all vaccines are actually not vaccines. which makes no sense... so clearly the covid vaccines are vaccines.