Good work!

I think it's a valid point. I'm assuming you're looking at VAERS data, which anyone can submit, and certainly way more people have access to do so now (or even know what it is). Considering you can look through the data and find post-vaccination deaths caused by car crashes, bullet wounds, people who were already diagnosed with Covid and were on the decline, etc, talking about context makes sense.

Not to say they're 100% safe with zero side effects, obviously there were the handful of folks that had problems with the J&J vaccine (a few of whom died) and most everyone had the relatively mild side effects after any of them, but throwing misleading numbers around doesn't help anyone.