There are so many confounding variables that they can't make that statement without sounding like they're selling something. Does it matter when people were in

There are so many confounding variables that they can't make that statement without sounding like they're selling something. Does it matter when people were infected? Does it matter if you got the shot after being infected? Hint: it probably does because you probably have more antibodies right after getting the shot. In fact, they should do a study of uninfected vaccinated people who get infected. Do they have higher antibody counts after getting infected? They probably would. Does that mean that every vaccinated person should get infected too?