Over 98% of COVID deaths are unvaccinated people, so there clearly is a health benefit. No vaccine is 100% effective, but the COVID vaccine slows the spread. He also doesn't say which "superspreader event" he's talking about. I'm not aware of one.

It states facts and asks a question. It's a personal opinion and allowable under the first amendment to the US Constitution

If a gathering of fully-vaccinated people can still turn into a "super-spreader event," then clearly there's no "public health" benefit to getting the vaccine—it obviously doesn't "stop the spread," so what sense does it make to mandate a vaccine? 🤔