I am a healthy individual and Covid is a curable flu. Why is it assumed I'm infecting everyone? The absurdity and mind-numbing obedience resulting from this virus is alarming. I wonder how many military vets are gung-ho about getting this vaccine? I know this will not get the vaccine and I didn't volunteer my life for this country to see every ounce of freedom taken in a matter of months. There are tons of doctors and scientists saying things that conflict the mainstream narrative. That should concern folks. That should get people wanting to know the truth. Yet here we are. Anyone offering anything other than the official narrative is ostracized and ridiculed. It's OK to ask questions, especially when there are a large number of professionals saying something different than what our government and media are telling us. When that happens, it's even more important to listen.
Your chances of developing complications from the vaccine are significantly less than the chance that you get infected and it turns out to be way more than "a curable flu".
It is not "a curable flu" for many, many people. I have seen, firsthand, a lot of deaths from this disease. I have seen people that have had their lives turned completely upside down and will have lifelong complications from this disease, including needing to do dialysis (trust me, it's way worse than it sounds) and see lung doctors for the rest of their shortened lives.
You're gambling that you won't be one of the people that develops a severe case. Honestly, your odds are probably pretty good. I don't know anything about you, or your general health, or the specifics of your immune system. And there isn't any really firm data to predict that, anyway. Whether you've done it consciously, or not, you've already make a risk/benefit analysis about your chances and I can't disagree with your odds.
Society as an aggregate, though, views the risk/benefit through a different lens, though. They see you unvaccinated as a potential vector for the disease. It's not just about YOU and YOUR chances of getting "just a flu, bro". You not getting the vaccine makes you a significant risk to infect others and allow the virus to continue to propagate. Society has a risk/benefit analysis to make, as well. To the rest of us, you're way more of a risk not getting the vaccine.
The pinch point seems to be that you want people to honor and respect your risk/benefit analysis, but you're not willing to concede that others have a different risk/benefit threshold. Or, you concede it but don't care. Employers have the right to refuse employment to people they consider a risk. Businesses have the right to refuse service to people they view as a risk. Governments have the responsibility to ensure that public health guidelines are followed- you can't ignore vaccinations for a kid and still send them to school.
Americans need to examine their identity as rugged individualists and reassess their fundamental beliefs in "freedom". We all exist in the context of a Society. There is an implicit social contract involved, with rights and responsibilities on both sides. Your stance is essentially asking Society at large to selflessly ignore its own interests to honor your choice, which isn't justified by science or data, but a hunch (and, imho, a bunch of really bad, bunk pseudoscience propagated by a bunch of "really fake news" healthcare and science "experts") Your choice has consequences- either live with them, or choose differently.
tl;dr it's not "just a flu, bro". You not getting the vaccine is fine- it even makes sense from an individual risk/benefit analysis. The rest of Society, in aggregate, has a significantly different risk/benefit analysis. There's no Macchiavellian overlord making these decisions to erode your freedoms; there are only businesses and other individuals and the elected officials responsible for public health making decisions based on their risk/benefit. Your choice is fine, but live with the consequences.
if you want true freedom, go do a Thoreau or Unabomber and live off grid, completely self-sufficiently. That's honestly the only way you can unilaterally make those kind of decisions and make sure your freedom is inviolate. But, if you rely on other people to feed, shelter and provide for you and yours, be prepared to have to make concessions for 'the greater good'.