>> The seven questions I sent should be the STARTING point for authorities (and journalists, sigh) to use to help folks understand exactly and objectively what is happening, and to help US citizens make the best choices for them and their kids in terms of informed consent with respect to vaccination.
I hate to break it to you, but no one on either side of the vaccination question will be moved by your confused jumble of "easily-answerable", "not answerable for years or decades", and "incoherent" questions. Let's pretend your questions are coherent (as they might be in your head), and we suddenly had all the data you wanted. Can you honestly say it would change a single person's mind? I didn't think so.
What do you think is worse? Allowing hundreds of thousands of people to die and further cripple the economy, or making life a little less convenient for those who recklessly spread the virus? (I know you won't answer that honestly, it might puncture your fifth-grade understanding of "freedom").
The vast majority of American anti-vaxxers don't have any generalized vaccine skepticism, they are holding back because they love Trump, and Trump made it a political issue. If we take away their ability to fly, collect Social Security, renew their passport etc they will grumble, then get the shot. And then we can all get on with the rest of our lives.