The article mentioned that ADE is a potential risk in vaccine development. He copied and pasted from the abstract. I don’t believe he misrepresented the article. It is good news that there isn’t evidence that COVID 19 vaccines cause ADE. It’s is all good to know of some potential concerns.
You appear to use a broad brush when painting on the canvas that all people who choose not to get vaccinated are irresponsible. On that point, I completely disagree. We know the population that is at greatest risk and the population at lowest risk. I believe it’s reasonable to conclude that those populations could make different choices about being vaccinated and both would be based on sound rationale. Covid is not the only disease, illness or ailment out there. Our politicians shut down schools for the most resilient population (kids). Today, we have a mental health crisis on our hands due to that decision. The more info we have to scour over the better, so we can better decisions going forward.
It is reasonable to argue that you should NOT be forced to wear a seat belt. I agree with this. Even though every statistic out there shows seatbelts save lives. Only a moron thinks that freedom means "well, you're free to make choices in your life, but only if governmental body x agrees with them". Only a demented authoritarian uses arguments like, "yes, but your choice is raising my insurance rates".
It is reasonable to argue that you should be free to choose to not get vaccinated.
It is reasonable to argue that not only should you be free to choose to not get vaccinated, but that if you're young and healthy, your choice is rational.
But it is not reasonable to EMPHASIZE unknown and unquantified risks of a vaccine while at the same time de-emphasizing known small risks of Covid infection.
The problem with this type of "it might cause" are the cancer scares. California issues warnings on every substance known to man that "the state of California has determined that such and such cause cancer". Those warnings are ridiculous because they imply you should do without product X, all while ignoring the fact that product X is very useful and necessary.