Your first study does not show what you claim it does, or at least it is a gross simplification.
These statistics are at the 10 per million scale i.e 0.001%, which is smaller than fatality rates for unvaccinated under-40s.
That is to say that there is a selection bias for people who did not die, and this is a significant oversight in your interpretation.
That is to say that there is a selection bias for people who did not die, and this is a significant oversight in your interpretation.