I do get both points, you feel like you're getting your freedom taken from you when you get forced to do something, It's understandable when people don't want to be poked and have a substance in their bodies that they're not 100% sure about, science can't tell for sure whether or not the vax will have any complications in the future, sadly.
There's data that says that people with the vaccine do have lessened symptoms if they get do get the disease, but the vaccine does nothing to stop the spread, so again, I do believe when you have all of these facts in the table it should be up to you wheter you want to do it or not.
On a personal level, I'm very good friends with a doctor who graduated literally on the start of the pandemic, and this generation of doctors (at least here in my country, idk over there) have had the tendency to become experts in the COVID area because it's a very serious issue in Venezuela, it's really the go to if you want to get bot experience and good money as a Doc, this friend of mine literally goes from house to house (he does home hospitalization to his patients because the expenses are cut in about 80% compared to clinics and hospitals, which not only are already way beyond capacity, but also you have more risks of getting contaminated in those places :l) from the moment he wakes up early in the morning until he goes back to his house late at night, he has seen that the vaccine really hasn't done anything different from when things started, yet again, we have access to the chinese and russian ones, which are suposedly good according to data, but they are not the fancy ones you guys have .
To summarize it all, I do understand why you wouldn't want to get vaccinated, and I do believe it should always be your choice to do so, but this disease is way too strange and we really don't know enough about it as of now, and if getting a vaccine can help make it easier to pull through it if you do get it, then I'd say go for it.