Well, in this graph it does look like the diphtheria vaccine had a great positive influence. It in very interesting though to see how little some of the others have made a difference. I don't think the data implies that they are 100% snake oil at all. I'm happy to finally see you acknowledge that you don't think that either. I agree with you that it is unwise to think that "vaccine" must mean that it's great idea to just get it. I think some vaccines are more useful than others. There are some that I'm sure it would be pointless to get. If you work with wild animals often, for example, it would be a very good idea to have a rabies vaccine. Rabies can kill you in 7 days, if not treated.
I'm just fine with vaccines if they are justified based on unbiased information which is completely available to everyone for analysis. Of course they have to be used only for exactly what they are marketed for and nothing else.
I'm obviously against forced vaccinations, and especially if such programs are forced by pitting one group against another. I'm telling you, with even a little background in science, just dipping one's toe into the technology exposes that some pretty weird shit is going down.
To my knowledge rabies vaccine use for humans is never done unless one is know or suspected to have been bitten by a rabid animal. As far as I know it is an expensive and painful procedure involving many shots directly into the abdomen over a period of days. Maybe there is new technology in use for humans now. Don't know because I've not researched it.