[Citation needed]. Vaccines are practically sold at break-even cost, and in fact in the last few decades many companies have exited the vaccine market entirely because there was so little money to be made.
> as well as there being protections for the industry to prevent people for suing them if a vaccine turns out to be actually unsafe
These liability protections exist because vaccines are so unprofitable. If you didn't have indemnity for a product that both
a) gets distributed to almost everyone, and so even tiny probabilities of side effects result in large absolute numbers of cases
b) has a tiny profit margin
no one would ever take on that risk, and the only way for vaccines to get made would be from nationalized industries.
I believe the vaccines them selves are safe and tested.
Vaccines are very important and most make sense but we are at what appears to be a tipping point where profits may go over the general well-being of the public.
We need proper oversight.