[mewzilla]

What’s an acceptable number of vaccine-related deaths to incur for a disease that has a survival rate of over 98%...

[DannyTN]

Long-term effects are still unknown for both covid and the vaccines.

However:
Vaccines have 3,000 deaths in over 100 million doses = 0.003%
Covid has 580,000 deaths in 32 million cases = 1.8%

Clearly in the short run the vaccines are safer.

[ifinnegan]

“What’s an acceptable number of vaccine-related deaths to incur for a disease that has a survival rate of over 98%...”

Ok. Over 98% survival, let’s call it 99%

That’s 1% death rate. The answer to your question would thus be less than 1% - in other words better than non-vaccinated.

This article yesterday

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3951063/posts

Reported 74 people have died and 78 million have been “fully vaccinated”.

That is a rate of 74/78,000,000 which is about 0.0001%

So we have 1% (your number) vs 0.0001%.

So the improvement (decrease in death rate) is about ten thousand fold.

Is that acceptable?

[DCPatriot]

What’s an acceptable number of vaccine-related deaths to incur for a disease that has a survival rate of over 98%...

An excellent question! Something rotten in Denmark, and it ain't the cheese.