Keeping you out of the hospital 10 to 20 times more IS working

That's proof that the vaccines don't work. What your chart leaves out is that over 99.8 percent of people aren't going to have any major symptoms requiring hospitalization. That means "vaccinated" or not.

No, it's not. When an intervention improves outcomes measureably, reliably, that's proof that it works.

Truth is they don't work like the vaccines they sold us on. It does not prevent Covid. That is what was sold. Had they sold the vaccines as they actually are - mitigates severity and chances of death - we wouldn't be in this mess.

Imagine people not taking a vaccine because of false advertisement.
Welp, that's why I left the medical field. I couldn't handle people splitting hairs regardless of the message I intended to send. America is too litiguous for me to want to have a job in the medical field. Pandemic also put on display how many Karens are really out there, too.

I have four people in my family who are triple vaccinated who caught Covid just within a week and one caught a bad case. Care to explain that Mr science?

Assuming that you're old enough to have had sex ed, the fact that hundreds of people get pregnant each year while using condoms doesn't mean that they don't work.

According to the NHS of Britain: "When used correctly every time you have sex, male condoms are 98% effective. This means 2 out of 100 people will become pregnant in 1 year when male condoms are used as contraception."

Vaccines are the same. They work, but they aren't a magic shield. They lower infection rates, dramatically lower hospitalization and death rates, but they don't work 100% -- not even well-tested ones like the measles vaccine. Humans and their immune systems are too diverse, and viruses keep mutating (especially Covid, that has so many millions of human petri dishes to evolve in).

And.... according to the cdc, TOTAL cumulative hospitalizations from covid is 267,083.
You're being lied to

I find that incredible and I'd love to see a citation . . . the current death count from Covid in the US is more than 3 times that high.

Thanks for the citation, and note the important caveat: this data describes only some counties in some states: "The network represents approximately 10% of the US population."

See my Stitch meme above. I have every reason to presume the data is valid, but it does NOT support the conclusion drawn.