> There are no way to know the long terms effects Vaccines almost never have long term side effects, and there is no reason to believe the vaccines at hand hav

> There are no way to know the long terms effects Vaccines almost never have long term side effects, and there is no reason to believe the vaccines at hand have any reason to have any. But maybe it does. What's the probability? Based on those priors, extremely low. Not zero, but extremely low. The disease, on the other hand, definitely has long term side effects. We know that. If the risk of infection was low, you'd have a point. Maybe. But the fact is, without vaccine, everyone stands a very significant chance of getting infected. The very small risk of long term side effects is just ridiculous compared to those of the disease, and unlike the vaccine, the disease does not care about your "freedom."