You could compare it to countries like new zealand who are very highly vaccinated, but which have had essentially zero covid cases over the past 2 years, and which you see no change in death rates from previous years. It is quite clearly not the vaccine.

Any source for that? And I don't mean a news outlet.

With billions of people vaccinated around the world don't you think that we would notice it if this was the case?

I'd be curious if this is a correlation is not causation issue. Are those who vaccinated more typically those who also followed lockdown and social distancing laws/recommendations, while those who remain unvaccinated were more likely to continue their normal lives through all of this? In other words, could it be that staying in your room and only leaving for necessities meant you weren't exposed to day-to-day illnesses and as a result might now be worse off than someone who was?

A lot of nonsense is being aired by a lot of people when they open their mouths. Even more so when they keep it closed and instead type messages to the internet on a keyboard. Until I see a proper study on that “hypothesis”, I would treat it the same as the hypothesis that the vaccines make you magnetic or turn you into a 5G modem (at least that might help with the current chip shortage)