Any "risk" one would be taking by getting vaccinated pales in comparison with the risk of complications resulting from contracting COVID. For example, the risk of developing myocarditis and pericarditis cases in people receiving an mRNA vaccine are lower than developing the same condition as a result of being infected with COVID.
Myocarditis and Pericarditis After mRNA COVID-19 Vaccination | CDC
The risk of side effects from vaccination are so low, that there is no logical reason for
any eligible person to not get vaccinated.
This is a strawman argument, as nobody is being forced to get vaccinated. People are being strongly encouraged and in certain circumstances, there are vaccination mandates, which entail
choosing to get vaccinated, or find another line of work.
Restrictions
are being eased, because the science is saying that it is safe to do so. That doesn't mean previous restrictions weren't enacted from
not following science. But their reduction/removal should be based on advice from public health experts, not whiny 5-year-olds in adult bodies.