While the SARS-Co-V2 virus can indeed be deadly (though usually only with serious comorbidities), you really have to wonder if the very minimal risk to the non-elderly population is worth making permanent and irreversible changes to your DNA that are designed to provoke a lifelong autoimmune response. I've had the virus (so I now have superior natural immunity), but despite it nearly putting me in the hospital, I'm convinced that not risking the "vaccine" was absolutely the right call - YMMV.
I sincerely hope I'm wrong about this, but the current early evidence indicates that we are already beginning to see a great many people suffering and dying as a result of overactive immune systems and aggravated (or possibly even new) autoimmune conditions.
Giving an experimental, unproven gene therapy "vaccine" to this many people (a substantial portion of the world's population) in the midst of an active outbreak (this is a well-known "never do" in epidemiology) was beyond irresponsible - and can probably only be categorized as criminal. THAT is the science.