You seem happy to be countering his personal experience with your own personal experience, and jump to the conclusion that there's no difference (wrong) and the vaccine does nothing (wrong) so why bother risking long term consequences (there's zero reason to think there's any from vaccines, while there are reasons to think there are many from Covid)

If only there was a way to objectively assess these things... Oh wait there is, it's called "doing a randomized controlled trial on more than 3 people" and "numerous observational studies from real world data"

And guess what ? From this data, you're 90% less likely to get severely ill and 95% less likely to die if you've been vaccinated, even with Delta.

> If you are saying it prevents covid death - you are wrong. Check England's data.

No he's right. Still about 95% protection against death from Delta.

> More unvaccinated people are getting covid but they are dying less.

Wrong.

> Vaccinated people are getting covid less but the ones who died after getting covid are more.

Still wrong. Unless you've been comparing vaccinated 80 year olds with unvaccinated 20 year olds maybe ?

Being vaccinated makes you 20-30 years younger in terms of your risk to die from Covid (source : https://www.ft.com/content/0f11b219-0f1b-420e-8188-6651d1e74...)

> The math isn't adding up for the vaccines.

Thanks for the brilliant demonstration.