The viral vector (adenovirus) vaccines are not the only vaccines causing problems. The mRNA vaxes are also causing a lot of problems with clotting and strokes.

It seems that both types of vaccines are resulting in a lot of platelet destruction and supression of platelet production. Platelet destruction seems to be associated with a high amount of clotting (diffuse intravascular coagulation) which is sometimes seen in viral or other infections, such as covid itself.

At least with the RNA vaccine, the platelets may be reproducing the covid spike protein which causes the antibodies to attack and destroy them. I feel less confident about how that process is happening in the viral vector vaccines. But younger women, particularly those on oral contraception could be at particular risk from these problems.

The more “traditional” covid vaccines that have been produced are two chinese vaccines and an indian one. Epoch Times reported several deaths due to one of the chinese made ones in Hong Kong, but I didnt hear the details of that.

Any vaccine can trigger an autoimmune illness in a recipient because of the nature of how immunity works. People that have family history of autoimmune illnesses of any kind are at higher risk. So are women, who are about 5 or 10 times more likely to develop autoimmunity. So are people under 55 or so.

Vaccines have trade offs. If you have more risks than benefits with a vaccine, why would you get it? It does not make sense for most younger people to get this jab IMO. Antivirals work very well on covid if you get them early.