It's not your fault.

I don't mean to be harsh, but a lot of the "mainstream" or publicly accessible data that can be easily found on places like Google are designed to mislead.

Just like how they say that the protein won't bind to the ACE2 receptor, even though in the actual research studying those who have taken the vaccine, they literally found that brain inflammation and other neurological breakdowns were caused by the spike protein binding to the ACE2 receptors.

In the research they state...

Once in circulation, the spike protein can attach to specific ACE2 receptors that are on blood platelets and the cells that line blood vessels,

In short, we have to be careful about information regarding the vaccines and whether or not they're hitting talking points or addressing issues based on longitudinal research and actual empirical data.

A good way to find out whether someone is spreading bunk about the vaccine is if they ignore contrasting studies/research and stick to the talking points outlined in the official propaganda pamphlet that the FDA, CDC and WHO have medical professionals recite to patients. You can view one of the propaganda pamphlets here: https://i.imgur.com/2Xelniv.jpg