Actually no. I'm well aware of vaccine horror stories but they're generally on initial roll out and not on the long term safety and effectiveness. Long-term problems do not tend to show up years after roll out.
Correct. Unless one is to think that vaccines are magic they can't protect those who don't get it if the virus continues to spread. You don't want to draw conclusions from the outcomes of those who are vaccinated vs those who are not vaccinated. You're bound and determined to focus solely on a VAERS type list of horror stories without taking into account the whole picture. Does VAERS contain actual adverse effects of the vaccine? Undoubtedly. Does VAERS contain listings of supposed adverse effects that are not related to the vaccine? Undoubtedly.
Incorrect. Most videos I've gotten suckered into watching are rehashes of links that I've gotten suckered into reading. At least with reading I can move through it much faster and quickly identify and quote something that isn't correct so whoever linked me to it will know where my disagreement lies. If you can't link me to a text version then it's not worth the time.