You and u/Olds77 have pretty much nailed this line of discussion. A vax company would be utterly stupid to accept liability, and if it was compelled to, the vaccines would be out of reach price-wise (the war chest to defend against the inevitable lawsuits needs to be built from somewhere and it sure as shit wouldn't come out of past profits). If the government forced price restrictions, the vax companies simply wouldn't produce a vaccine. There is simply too much risk. So I get the no liability thing. Still, that's not my problem, my problem is with my risk, and the risk my family takes on with this vaccine. My wife and I are in our 40's. We have a twenty-something and a teenager. My wife and I are extremely fit and healthy. I already had and beat Covid. She never got it. There's no reason for us to take it even if it did work (which is doubtful). My kids are another story entirely. I don't want either of them sitting on the couch in 30 years when an infomercial comes on and asks "Did you or a loved take the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine and have been diagnosed with or died from [whatever]? Please call our law offices immediately, you may be entitled to financial compensation."