There have been less than .1% near term serious side effects reported for the mRNA vaccines and those effects are transient...not permanent.
Based on the MOA of mRNA the chances of long term side effects are next to zero IMO. The mRNA does it's job in a few days then disappears. That's a fact. There have been no blood clotting issues reported with the mRNA vaccines. The blood clotting problems are associated with the J&J and AstraZeneca vaccines which are not mRNA.
You are deathly afraid of some unknown or some side effect with very low odds of happening when the odds of contracting COVID or dying of COVID are exponentially higher. You worry about long term side effects of the vaccine with zero supporting evidence when you should be worried about long term COVID complications of which there is a mountain of evidence.
The vaccine may not protect you 100% from the Delta variant but data so far shows that if you are vaccinated and contract the Delta the infection will be much milder and your chances of hospitalization or death are minimal compared to contracting Delta while unvaccinated.
You roll the dice either way. Getting vaccinated is a no-brainer to me. Your odds of dying or serious illness are exponentially higher if you remain unvaccinated.
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