This isn't my stance, but I'll steelman it anyway: Those at highest risk of death are the 70+. Coincidentally, people 70+ also have already led long lives / ha

This isn't my stance, but I'll steelman it anyway: Those at highest risk of death are the 70+. Coincidentally, people 70+ also have already led long lives / have the least utility left to give back to the society that is doing the prioritization. It is therefore more important to give doses to young people first, as someone needlessly dying with 60 years left on their clock is significantly worse than someone who has already had the opportunity to live a full life and statistically would've died within the next 10 years anyway.