agree with you. I actually just heard a clip on the news about Fauchi lying regarding the virus. I didn't catch it all but will Google it when I log out. Scary stuff.

My doctors don’t work for any government or quasi government medical organization. They recommend the vaccine. Most respected people of the community recommend it. So you don’t know the long term affect. Do you know the long term affect of Covid? Every medical web site has a Covid warning. My bank, BB&T, has a warning. My car finance company has a Covid warning. You don’t believe it. Well, friend, if you die from it, we’ll remember you. Hopefully if you get it you survive and long term health issues are at a minimum. Sometimes you have to trust on blind faith.

It's your life and it will be your medical bills, if you have to go to the hospital and live.
"From January 2020 to March 2021, an additional 2.5 million Americans fell into medical debt, adding over $2 billion to the total medical debt."
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I know you don't trust the government, so try to get information from neutral and trusted sources.

Even on FoxNews there are not hosts telling their audience that the vaccines save lives and are not dangerous, unlike they've told you before. Are those hosts now compromised by the government? Are they threatened or bought off? Or do they have more information than you and are they finally considering that it wouldn't be good for them, if they go into history as the cause for hundreds of thousands of people dying from a preventable disease?

I don't know if you consider Business Insider neutral, but they are definitely not lefties.
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Or is Fox4 enough aligned with your views?
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Would you trust a doctor from the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center (LSUHSC) or don't you trust anyone, unless they tell you the vaccines are dangerous and don't work or are a conspiracy to kill off a big part of the population or are just the pharma companies trying to make even more money?

If you want to hear it, this Dr. Catherine O'Neal sais:
"The number of people with coronavirus is surging again across the country. Just three states - Missouri, Texas, and Florida - account for 40% of new COVID-19 cases in this country right now."
"We are seeing some breakthrough cases," she said, adding that "under the age of 50 should be rare in the hospital, but today that accounts for 50% of our COVID patients, and they are all unvaccinated."

Don't just take in all those rumors from people who supposedly died from the vaccine. Listen to people's own experiences, as directly as possible. How many people, who got any of the vaccines, do you personally know?

I know I'm not a trusted source, but me, my family, my friends and my co-workers all got vaccinated. Everyone, but a few had some side effects. I had Pfizer. The fist shot I had a painful upper arm the next day. I took some ibuprofen for it and the next day it was gone. The second shot I hardly felt anything. My girlfriend got the J&J vaccine (one shot) and had a fever for several hours. My father, mother and two friends both had the same side affects as me. My brother had a big scare the first time after his shot. He felt pretty bad after it. He went to the doctor and had his blood pressure and blood values checked. He also had an ECG. The ECG was fine, his blood pressure was very high and his cholesterol was very high. However, he has a history of those symptoms and he gained a lot of weight the past few years. He also works too hard, being a freelancer and renovating his whole house. The past weeks he got himself on a diet and already lost 15 pounds. His blood pressure is fine now, but he doesn't know about his blood values yet. He had his seconds shot the day after me and has had no side effects. His girlfriend is pregnant and had her first shot and only had a sore arm, but for a few days. I have heard from one person who had more serious side effects and that was the daughter of a co-worker. She has some allergy or something and was ill for a few days. She still gets the second shot, because her mother has a high chance of dying if she should get Covid.

Through my brother in law, I hear a lot of horrific stories of people dying or loosing bodily functions, from the vaccine. However, he is a fervent anti-vaxxer and when I asked him about the stories, he doesn't know the people himself and he doesn't want to say where he got his information. Not long ago, we've met some of his friends. They are bringing goods to the flood victims in Limburg. We brought our collections there and they will bring it to the area, when the truck is full. So they are great people! However, we found out they also have some strange ideas;
They are convinced the floods in Germany were caused deliberately, by opening
a hydro power plant, because they want to do something about overpopulation.
So they destroyed a huge piece of the country and wasted billions of euros, to kill 141 people (0.000002% of the worlds population)?
I've looked into that. That hydro plant was at risk and they needed to open it.
The weather was so unpredictable that they have made a judgement error, which made the floods worse. I see no conspiracy there. All of Germany tried their hardest to help the victims of the floods. It was just another extreme weather event.
But, I'm sure you trust my anti-vax brother in law and his friends over me.

Most vaccines also prevent infection with Covid, but only around 60% against the Delta variant. I don't know if those people who still get it are just as contageous as the non-vaccinated people who get infected or how long both groups can be contageous without knowing they are infected. At least this is the reason why the CDC now recommends also vaccinated people were masks.
It is probably significant that new cases are now mostly occurring in Missouri, Texas, and Florida, where the vaccination percentages are the 39th, 37th and 25th lowest in the country.
I know Biden is thinking about making the vaccinations mandatory for employees of US federal agencies. I don't think they could fire people over not getting vaccinated, but they could probably ask for recent Covid tests when people are coming in to work. I don't know if it's legal for private employers to do the same.
I'm actually not in favor of mandatory vaccination, because it would probably just lead to massive lawsuits against the state and I don't think the state will win.
It will only create more distrust.

It might be better we let people find out for themselves whether it's smart to trust right-wing media over the government, because this might not be the last time humanity is challenged with a pandemic.