Not angry, nor was I looking for an argument. Apologies for the insult. All I said was that the original comment was insensitive to those who actually were injured by the vaccines.

I don’t care how rare it is, nor if you know anyone it’s happened to. I do. I find it weird that your first thought was to cite COVID stats that don’t have any bearing on the safety of the vaccines, or those who were harmed by them when they would otherwise breeze through COVID. There’s a reason why they’re not currently recommended in non-vulnerable groups in some European countries. Are they actively trying to kill everyone or are they merely reacting to the evolving situation?

Also, your seatbelt analogy is bogus. Seatbelts aren’t a medical intervention and there are virtually no drawbacks to wearing one. They are incomparable. The vaccines aren’t safe for everyone and no amount of stupid analogies or moral posturing will change that.