It wasn't really a scam.
Not in the way that people think.
It's just that everyone didn't need to take it.
Basically, the CDC and other organizations made it seem like anyone who didn't take it was gonna die from Covid.
That definitely hasn't been the case.
The only people who really needed to take it were people with certain pre-existing conditions and/or certain blood types.
The CDC and WHO have this information on their respective websites, but they never went out of their way to publicly disclose it because they believed that the only way to achieve herd immunity was if as many people as possible got vaccinated.
Even though it's been scientifically established for decades that natural immunity is the best way to get there.
I remember some people on here were laughing when I said that a lot of people who took the vaccine felt like they got played, but were too embarrassed to admit it.
So they went out of their way to criticize anyone who didn't take it and tried to make it seem like there was something wrong with them for not doing it.
Now, some of those same people say they regret taking the vaccines/boosters............and even say that they haven't felt the same since they took it.
So, while it might not have been a scam in the truest sense of the word.....the narrative that was being pushed to convince people to take it was definitely misleading.