doesn't mean it's related to the vaccine or cause for concern unless the adverse reaction is out of line with the expected "reaction" among the general population. Obviously an allergic reaction resulting in death is related and is a concern, but like you, I'd bet we'd be hearing about it daily from jpmHoo and Tucker Carlson if fatal allergic reactions weren't extremely rare.

At least that's the way I think the VAERS works based on some articles I read a few months back. Side note, I was prompted to do a little digging after hearing clips of Tucker Carlson quoting scary statistics to his audience about the number of people who had died after receiving the vaccine. While the numbers he was quoting were likely true and sounded like a lot, you would expect that many deaths whether those people had been vaccinated or not. People die for all sorts of reasons (heart attack, stroke, etc). They don't suddenly stop dying of those things if they're vaccinated.