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Who was going around saying those two things specifically? That sounds like either a strawman or someone misunderstanding how vaccines work, rather than deliberately spreading bad information a la Tim Pool. All respected medical professionals were saying, repeatedly, that you can still get and spread COVID after getting the vaccine, but your chances for both are lower. Also you're likely to have a milder case after getting the vaccine, if you do end up getting COVID.
This whole things sounds like you're wrapped up in conservative talking points.