Thanks for providing sources! I look forward to going through them
EDIT
Going through this, a lot of these claims seen to firstly miss the point about what the vaccine does.
You can still get infected and spread the disease. You are less likely it to have a severe case and or die. This has always been stated. It lowers the chances off getting the disease significantly, but is most effective at minimizing its effects. Minimizing symptoms in turn helps stop the spread.
The report about vaccinated people being infected more doesn't seem to mention behaviour - are vaccinated people simply taking more risks and being less strict than people who have had the disease itself? It also only talks about infections. Unvaccinated people are overwhelmingly the people ending up in hospital with severe or fatal cases, not vaccinated.
One double blind study does not prove the efficacy of the drug (it was only tested on moderate cases) but is promising. Many places are studying the drug but at the moment it only seems to lighten viral load, if anything. Obviously that's helpful, but it's better to prevent than cure. Unfortunately many of the studies have been dubious at best and it's not helping the cause.
Calling Sweden "mask free" is disingenuous: the government actually recommended masks in public transport by December. While they never locked down, they did initiate a variety of restrictions, such as banking alcohol sales after 8pm and limited seating in public. They also suffered significantly greater loss of life than their Scandinavian neighbours.
Again thank you for the sources, it's been some very interesting reading.
