News: (A) large study from the UK in August did find an increased risk of stroke associated with Pfizer.

There is a steady trickle of these events being reported, then downplayed. Taiwan seems to do a good job of actually following up on deaths and other 'negative outcome' events. Taiwan News actually followed up on a woman who died after getting the vaccine.

The article you cite had this in it regarding stroke risk of the vaccine:

The University of Oxford-led team also found an increased risk of stroke after the Pfizer jab - but again at a much lower rate than after infection.

My question is, at a much lower rate for who? Certainly not the people who died after getting the vaccine. I realize that such studies are meant to account for this question demographically and such, but that data can be twisted and baked as you like.

The fact is, stroke in COVID patients happens irregularly and unpredictably, just as stroke in vaccine recipients happens irregularly and unpredictably, so to say someone who died or became permanently disabled by a vaccine is somehow better off for getting it is absurd.