That the push is being made so insanely is just another reason to avoid it--we don't know what the actual motivations are of those pushing it, but we do know it's not primarily public health, otherwise as I stated, those 120mm Americans with robust antibodies from recovering from covid infection would never be considered any different from the vaccinated.
It's not partisanship, because as far as I can tell, public health authorities have debased themselves and lost all credibility completely in the past 1.5 years, and this is across the spectrum of global health agencies. The American political parties are in union and aside from a couple dissenters are in on the insanity.
When someone or thing hides their motivations, doing what they want seems crazy to me.
While the risk of death from the virus is low for healthy people, it's far, far higher than the risk posed by the virus. Further, many healthy people do get seriously ill (and some die) from the virus including cases of long-lasting side-effects (inability to exercise due to damage to the respiratory system which will certainly manifest in poorer health outcomes over time). Further still, even if you aren't likely to be seriously affected by the virus, taking the vaccine helps to reduce your risk of catching it in the first place and thus spreading it to others who might be less healthy--to be honest, if you were the only person who was impacted I wouldn't care, but this is solidly a case where the decisions you make affect others.
I really support people who are affected by the increasing partisanship of our institutions, but I do wish they would find a better way to vent their frustrations.