> If there is solid evidence that a vaccine will kill people, it should not be used.

Don't all vaccines have some extremely low but nonzero probability of killing someone?

> It's intolerable that people die taking a prophylactic.

What do you think about airbags in cars?

Unfortunately, your comments exclusively address a hypothetical scenario. Even if there were solid evidence that "a vaccine will kill people," the likelihood of that occurring currently appears to be orders of magnitude less than the likelihood of having the same occur from actually having COVID. [0]

As someone else pointed out here, you're about as statistically likely to die in a car wreck on your way to get the vaccine than you are to have (not die from) a blood clot from it.

[0] https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/cardiology/blood-clots...

If a hypothetical vaccine could save a million lives, but kills 10 people who get vaccinated, are you arguing that it shouldn't be administered?

There's solid evidence that foods kill people.