The problem with us human beings is that we are all DNA individuals. And until we experience something, we don’t know how our individual DNA will react to the situation. People have no clue that they can have an anaphylactic shock until they eat the wrong food. Maybe it is a strawberry for one family member and nuts for another, while everyone else in the family have no reactions to anything, ever. Should strawberries and nuts now be off limits for everyone in the world who have never eaten either? Life is an endless crap shoot with each day as a new roll of the dice.

Yes there have been and will continue to be adverse reactions to the current vaccines. Just as there are side affects to every medication, even the common ones that have been around for decades. Just read the litany of precautions and side effects that come with every prescription.

Even using your 45,000 deaths and divide that with 167,000,000 fully vaccinated in the USA, that comes to .027%. I wish I could buy a lottery ticket that gives my chance of losing as only .027%.

Yes, 45,000 (or any number) is a tragic loss. Hopefully the Complete Vaccine, when available, will drastically reduce the percentage of vaccine deaths. But unless a person wants to live the life of Howard Hughes in his later years, we all will have to roll the dice on to vaccinate or not, and hope for the best odds in our favor.