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Well, at least, according to the CDC, since December 2020 nearly 5000 people who were living when they took the vaccine have died. But, I suppose that is insignificant to those who have been vaccinated and are still living.

In addition, there have been strokes, blood clots, miscarriages and other female problems to name a few.

"Well, at least, according to the CDC, since December 2020 nearly 5000 people who were living when they took the vaccine have died."

Millions of seniors - including some on hospice care - were vaccinated right at the start of the vaccinations. They were right behind healthcare workers. If you give millions of frail, elderly folks a glass of water and watch them for weeks later, some of them will die. Those deaths must be reported - by law - regardless of causality. There have been zero deaths where a medical investigation by a doctor or medical examiner has determined that a COVID-19 vaccine actually caused or contributed to the death. At least zero that are publicly known about. That's not to say it's impossible or that it will never ever happen, just that the 5,000 number has entirely nothing to do with how safe the vaccines are.

"In addition, there have been strokes, blood clots, miscarriages and other female problems to name a few."

Only blood clots have been causally linked to any vaccines available in the US, and it's less than 20 cases so far, all with J&J's vaccine, all in women. The incidence rate for them is about 1 in 533,000. The incidence rate for blood clots for certain hormonal birth control methods in women is 1 in 1,000.

As for miscarriages and other pregnancy concerns, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists states that "no differences have been seen when comparing pregnant women participating in the v-safe pregnancy registry with the background rates of adverse pregnancy outcomes." Source