If I seriously injured myself (say, in some extreme sport) and needed intensive care in my town right now, I wouldn't get it ICUs are full, people are dying fr

If I seriously injured myself (say, in some extreme sport) and needed intensive care in my town right now, I wouldn't get it ICUs are full, people are dying from stupid preventable shit because they couldn't get care, and from acquaintances' anecdotes staff are burning out at a ridiculous pace Would you like to have access to healthcare when you need it? Preventing spread is not the only reason, it also reduces the severity of the illness if you get it, and in any case vaccines do also reduce spread insofar as a vaccinated carrier's viral load is likely to reach a lower maximum for a shorter period of time