Nice red herring in the first sentence. If you want a substantive response, I don't think I took a position in posts above on low risk vaccinations. But you are correct in your assumption that I see no real benefit at an individual level (in particular given in many cases negative vaccine reaction is similar to actually contracting the disease). I'm not sure I agree with your assertion that vaccinating low risk people materially impacts death or severe disease in high risk people. Do you have any data to back that up? Because I don't recall seeing data that "cases" or "infections" are materially mitigated by a vax since the O.G. vax (i.e., until it mutated via Delta). It's a big reason why way back in 2021 I was pro vaccine mandate until I wasn't. Because post Delta the data did not support that vaccination was materially reducing the spread (it was still reducing severity, so it was still a decent debate at the time given hospital capacity issues). Do you have new data that supports your position? I know how much you hate anecdotal data but most of the (few) people I know who have actually gotten a vax in the past year also got Covid in the past year (both parents, aunt + wife's low risk friend that led to my initial response). Also observational but Anastasis made the point above he sees no real correlation. To be clear, I'm entirely supportive of my 70+ parents getting annual vaccinations.
As you admitted, the death data posted above is not responsive to actual points made that got you worked up. But since you like to make global warming analogies if anyone makes anecdotal observations, here is hospitalization data for under 40 which is a better reference for what we were actually talking about (i.e., risk evaluation). Note that this data does not net out high risk under 40 (which I would expect make up the majority of hits) and also doesn't appear to distinguish "with COVID" vs. "for COVID", yet even without those potential (material) differentiators, still proves the point about risk evaluation quite nicely IMO.
CDC COVID Data Tracker: Hospital Admissions