Tell me seriously that you think 1 in 800 seems like a reasonable number to you.
On the front of it being a shite vaccin and/or the immoral factor of forcing it on people we wholeheartilly agree. But i'm going to play devils advocate here again:
Do I think 1 is 800 risk is a reasonable number?
Depends. From a utilitarian viewpoint would at the very least rest on
1: the combined risk-factors of hospitalization/long v short term effects v death rate of COVID,
without any form of vaccination in the populus, which also has a trickle down effect given the scope and load on healthcare systems.
2: the type of serious adverse events of special interrest. (what are we talking about specifically in contrast to 1)
From a deontological perspective however its definitly not. COVID was a force majeur, (you can't ethically blame a virus or put in on trial) whereas the vaccin was a deliberatly developed product made by a company (adopting responsibility for that) which you can blame for its failures.