I don't understand the logic behind this.

If we accept everything they say is true - then the point of the "vaccine" isn't to stop you from getting Covid, it's to make the symptoms less severe. That's the whole reason they're saying you have to keep wearing a mask... because you could still get it, but you wouldn't know because your symptoms are so slight, so you could spread it to other people.

So they're forcing people to get a vaccine.... so they don't get a severe case? Is that the logic behind this?

That's not the logic behind other vaccines, is it? If I get the MMR shot, then I should be immune to the measles, right? It's not that I'll get a less severe case of the measles, it's that I literally won't get it.

I thought the vaccine was being used as a way to introduce people's immune systems to a weakened version, so the next time they get it, their immune system doesn't go crazy and try to kill the person while killing the disease. But Covid is never going to go away.

The goal is minimize the damage, not stop the spread. So giving every single person the shot seems to imply the goa is to "stopping the spread."

Am I missing something here?