wow! that's a very interesting opinion.
Let's examine the counter to it.
The "altruistic type" with good intentions and little to show for it bring no vaccine.
The "greedy types" bring the vaccine that saves us from a virus that's here no matter what (and my mother, who at one point idolized the whole communist setup and thought we should be more like mainland china, so let's not gloss over the likely origin) thanks to a society that's supposedly more even.
Who is really doing something for other people here? The ones offering a $20 shot that literally trains RNA, or the people complaining about it and taking from society. At least the former is giving something while they're taking. In this case, it's something *extremely* meaningful.
It's important to understand what really motivates people to do things, not just to have good intentions.