Acceptable rate of death, do you think?
1) You would first have to assume that, like the CDC assumes that everyone who died with COVID died from COVID, that every death after a vaccine was caused by the vaccine.
2) Then you would have to assume that the 12,313 deaths figure is accurate, not closer to 40,000 as some data has suggested.
If you grant both 1 and 2, then yes, I personally think that a 1 in 15,000 chance of death from the vaccine (or 6.67 deaths per 100,000) is better than the (claimed) 185 per 100,000 deaths from COVID in the U.S.
However, there's a whole lot of assumin' goin' on here.