You're attacking a straw man here, my original comment was about the lack of evidence for vaccine safety in certain understudied sub-populations.
> we are in fact at a point where we can conclude that the vaccine is significantly safer than going unvaccinated
You keep coming back to "vaccinated versus unvaccinated" rhetoric and using irrelevant logical reasoning to argue that we should hastily generalize safety results to these sub-populations without citing any scientific literature supporting your claim.
The reality of the situation is a lot more complex, and it's obvious you're neglecting these nuances because for example, you fail to acknowledge how immunity acquired through natural infection is a major factor in the tradeoffs of vaccinating these understudied sub-populations.
I'm open to further debate, but I won't continue responding if you continue to raise the same unsupported arguments.
