You appear to be in a low risk group, and you've clearly not done the math on your risk of dying from getting a vaccine. You've also neglected to consider your risk of long term negative side effects from COVID, as well as the risk you could pose to other, high risk individuals by not being vaccinated.
> depends on your criteria
Yes, well, if your only criterion is the risk of death to someone under 30, then the necessity of vaccines might be low ("only" 1 in 500 young people). But even with that one narrow-minded criterion, the risk of vaccines is orders of magnitude lower than getting COVID.