show the data you are alluding to.
this post
The claims that vaccines are safe merits that cases like these are conclusive:
https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20211119/p2a/00m/0na/042000c
It's always been that way too. Like with claims of vaccines contributing to autism, the HPV vaccine which caused Japan to become reluctant about vaccine related promises. "Correlation does not imply causation." There is a whole list on the CDC's website of vaccines which had issues, but they were able to deflect liability from manufacturers with this one simple trick. There was always a divide about this topic and it won't go away until the autism, these deaths, and other correlations do have conclusive cause. Until then, it could be the vaccine, it could be not the vaccine. The proposition that the vaccine is going to save the world if everybody takes them seems more like a declaration of war than a genuine attempt to fix anything.
Here's a fact check about the claim that those without a booster after 3 months suffer levels of immunity strength less than being unvaccinated. The reality appears that it was that the vaccinated were spreading the variant at much faster levels, possibly due to the belief that they were protected.
https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-immunesystem-covid19-vaccines-idUSL1N2TE17B
The idea of throwing more vaccine at new variants doesn't seem sustainable:
https://www.voanews.com/a/eu-drug-r...t-overuse-of-covid-booster-shots/6395174.html
Anyway, if Lacius considers himself "healthy" even when he claims to get Covid 3x AND 3x vaccine doses, I'm not wholly moved by his attempt to paint grim pictures. I think you maybe contributing to more placebo related injury for those who live by your measure and application of statistics.