I'm not sure if you read the study I quoted here or not, but it is saying that the leaky vaccines tend to increase transmission to unvaccinated people

You mentioned that the article that you where quoting failed to find proof that vaccination drove the evolution of the virus that they were studying. In your own words:

The study makes clear that it does not prove that vaccination drove the evolution of the virus.

In other words, you are taking an inconclusive result of a different vaccine type (for a different virus) and interpreting it to mean that taking a vaccine for COVID-19 is possibly dangerous. Your logic is just not solid.

Any medical procedure (that includes vaccination) has risks and benefits. So far I have not seen any peer reviewed study that proves that the risks of vaccinating for covid outwheigh the benefits.