Ignoring the sarcasm, more than 32,000 people are killed and 2 million are injured each year from motor vehicle crashes in the US. It’s no heart disease (600,000+ deaths - leading cause in the US) but for the healthy and young, it’s a leading cause of death/side effects (injury). So in some sense you’re probably right.

Taking vaccine is a cost/benefit tradeoff, even if the tradeoff is often lopsided in favor of vaccine.

However, vaccine for incredibly rare or non-existent disease isn't likely worth the tradeoff. Or maybe a particular vaccine is too dangerous or experimental.

Anyway, if the CDC recommend a vaccine for something, it's likely that they had looked into it and decided that the upside is worth more than the risk.

I mean driving is easily the most dangerous thing people do on a daily basis. It's the leading cause of death for Americans under 55. You're not really making the point you think you are.

There seem to be a lot of "side effects" of driving cars, in fantastic amounts, you isolated only 1:

1. You can become invalid

2. You can kill buss of kids

3. You can go to jail

4. It can be very hard on your finance

5. You can have your car stolen

6. You can lose your nerves

7. There are bunch of diseases involved due to gasses

etc...

Basically, every single person I know had some problem with the car. Probably the best not to have them.

This but unironically

Cars are the worst. Side effects include air pollution, cancer, death of nearby pedestrians, municipal neglect of sidewalks, extreme inefficiency of resources resulting from rolling around a 2000 pound hunk of metal for every 180 pound person that wants get anywhere, sprawling asphalt deserts, weight gain and death. Don't bother contacting anyone if you experience one or more of these symptoms.

I don't know anyone who finds getting vaccinated to be pleasurable, unlike driving.

I agree with that statement (not sarcastic)

One is a conscious decision the other is rolling the dice.