Tell that to the manufacturer of the Johnson&Johnson vaccine.
When such things take time to make, and they all come out in the same week. I will be the one who decides if I find that concerning.
Also the virus is engineered, not from a bat.
Finally. As it turns out, I never needed the vaccine.
The Johnson & Johnson problem does not prove your broader claim. It proves that different vaccines had different risk profiles and that safety monitoring identified a rare clotting complication. That is why its use was restricted and eventually withdrawn. It does not invalidate Pfizer or Moderna. They did not all come out in the same week. Pfizer was authorized on December 11, 2020, Moderna on December 18, and Johnson & Johnson on February 27, 2021.
"The virus was engineered” is not an established fact. A laboratory-related origin remains possible because necessary evidence is incomplete, but that is different from genetic engineering. The WHO’s 2025 assessment said the genomic evidence does not support SARS-CoV-2 being genetically modified, while the weight of available evidence favored zoonotic spillover. Saying you “never needed” the vaccine because you survived without it is hindsight, not evidence. Preventive measures reduce probabilities before the outcome is known. You cannot determine from one person’s eventual survival that the earlier risk was nonexistent or that vaccination had no population-level benefit.