Claiming the benefits outweigh the side effects is a blanket and unsubstantiated claim that has nothing to do with the science. Because the science has completely failed to quantify the degree and severity of the side effects.
To the contrary it has ignored and covered it up. Again, find me the controlled clinical long term trials of vaccinated vs unvaccinated. If you make broad, declarative claims you need to back it up. You can’t just lean in “a bunch of people say this” as evidence.
Vaccines got us rid of smallpox among other things. Any possible effects vaccines *might* have are small in comparison on the population level. You may get a vaccine that kills you for a disease that you weren’t at risk of acquiring. But that is rare. Nevertheless, more research is welcome. You are looking for serious adverse reactions for a massive amount of people that show no signs in the first year after vaccination. Sounds unlikely to me. There is little pressure to fund such studies.
