People act as if vaccination is perfect and has no risks and that people who try and consider the risks are thus stupid.
>"These vaccination-associated symptoms are widely harmless"
So, mild symptoms are mild, got you.
But you accept that there are people getting life altering illnesses from vaccinations?
Eg https://www.cdc.gov/flu/prevent/guillainbarre.htm says about 1-2 per million vaccinations.
>The data on the association between GBS and seasonal flu vaccination are variable and inconsistent across flu seasons. If there is an increased risk of GBS following flu vaccination it is small, on the order of one to two additional GBS cases per million doses of flu vaccine administered.
They clearly never state your conclusion, they said 'If there is such an increased risk, it is incredibly small'.
Now the question is, why would you do that?
Every single Flu-vaccine has a high probability of showing flu-like symptoms. These are from a medicinal standpoint nothing compared to the seriousness of the real flu.
Even MMR-Vaccines are expected to cause a harmless form of "vaccine-measles", which can show up as mild rash, low fever, etc. Again, no these are not to be concerned about.
These vaccination-associated symptoms are widely harmless and there is no reason to mingle them with ongoing side-effects caused by vaccinations.