And you still don't seem to understand that the ratio of adverse events reported in the USA divided by the total number of doses worldwide is a meaningless ratio.
You either need to consider worldwide reported adverse events, or doses from the area where the adverse events are being reported.
I'm personally not particularly worried about any vaccine side effects, but then again I can also see from the data published on the NH Covid Dashboard that the current pattern of rising cases has nothing to do with Omicron since the trend line started back in August.
Whatever number of doses number you use, blindness as a potential side effect is exceedingly rare. Calculate your own percentage and let me know what it is.
Is there a single case of actual and permanent blindness you can point to? If so, please link to the case and details. Is there someone with a medical degree on record saying there was a causal relationship to taking a vaccine? Which vaccine causes blindness?
Of course it matters how many doses were taken for each reported “ailment”. That’s how you determine the risk. But you also have to establish that it was the vaccine, and wasn’t going to happen anyway.
One good report of blindness would bridge the credibility gap.