40% of February deaths are among people vaccinated and boosted. When is the last time influenza killed 56,000+ people in a year, let alone a month? More than 22,000 of those were vaccinated.

At least 10%, and by some counts as high as 50% experience long COVID - whether vaccinated and boosted or not. In addition to long COVID, the risk for heart complications is increased - even among those whose cases were so mild they were not even aware they had COVID. Brain shrinkage is also a consequence of COVID. Those are only the long-term consequences studied sufficiently to evaluate. The consequences last the entire duration from COVID to present, and I am not aware of any potential consequences studied and ruled out.

Ignoring the reality that COVID is a far more serious disease, even among the vaccinated, than the flu is like playing chicken with an oncoming train which you can hear - but don't believe is coming because you can't yet see it.