Even if the approval process were neglected (which is not the case, as other comments said), it would not make sense to refuse to get it. The choice we have to

Even if the approval process were neglected (which is not the case, as other comments said), it would not make sense to refuse to get it. The choice we have to make is trade a certainty of mass-deaths (either we continue destroying the economy (and many people die) or we let the virus spread (and many people die too)) for a tiny probability of bad side effects for a minority of people. I can't see any logic under which it makes sense to refuse the vaccine.