Debunk me

The whole point of the vaccines are to at least to provide a therapeutic to curb the hospitalization and death rate. Most people haven't died from the vaccine. Some people are immunocompromised to a point where they can't take the vaccine themselves, and it's our duty to protect them by taking the vaccine. If someone has parents who are high-risk, etc. why shouldn't they take the vaccine? From a utilitarian perspective as well, the greatest good comes from everyone coming together to protect those who are vulnerable. The harms from the vaccine are negligible as shown in various studies, and the benefit is the reduction in severe cases as demonstrated globally. I personally know people that have died from this severe illness. Why not take the vaccine? Would it change for you if it wasn't enforced?