As for 700k deaths -- yes, 700k mostly old, mostly already unhealthy deaths in a country of 320 million people, tallied across two years. This is not a civilization-ending plague. Moreover, almost all of the at-risk demographic already has been vaccinated. So if they are as effective as you imply, what is the justification for forcing it on everyone else? You cannot simultaneously claim that they are so effective, and at the same time that everyone must be vaccinated in order to protect the at-risk people who are themselves already vaccinated. It is a deranged contradiction.
As the father two premature children who were highly immunocompromised for the first 6 months of their life or so, this is a very personal issue.
You might want to look up the actual efficiencies of common vaccines (and how many iterations did it take to get them to that point)
> Have you ever heard of such a thing before, for any other shot?
A vaccine that was proven to be reasonably effective and with minor side effects in only one year? It's the result of several decades of innovation.
Or do you think every previous vaccine was perfect?
Are very effective in preventing serious disease
> target a disease which is not that dangerous
The 700k dead in the US might disagree (I mean, those that didn't die neck deep in the mud believing it to be a mere puddle)