In most cases I would agree. But that is just my opinion. It gets down to the numbers. How much immunity is given by a given vaccine, verses how possible is

In most cases I would agree. But that is just my opinion. It gets down to the numbers. How much immunity is given by a given vaccine, verses how possible is it to be re infected with the disease naturally. For myself, I do not expect the flu shot to keep me from getting the flu, I only expect it to make it less sever. Without a shot I am usually down for a solid 2 weeks, because of side effect. With a shot it is usually no more than 3 days. Typically these days I get 2 flu shots, and have rarely had the flu. Once I have the flu in a session I do not ever recall getting it again. I would say about half the time I get a flu shot I catch the flu. What will be interesting in the end is weather a particular vaccine protects against the variants of COVID better than having had the actual bug. And if having a particular variant, protects you against more variants.