Long covid alias long lasting damages such as impaired taste that have a high impact on your life and are a good reason to get vaccinated against.
Just because they most likely won't die, doesn't mean that it will be easy nor that it will be without other nasty side-effects. The vaccine has also been limited AFAIK to high-risk groups in most countries before being available to 'healthy' people.
Vaccinating them will also improve the chance for other vaccinated high-risk groups to be infected less and as such help those groups over all in the long term.
Viral Loads Similar Between Vaccinated and Unvaccinated People https://www.ucdavis.edu/health/covid-19/news/viral-loads-sim...
UK study finds vaccinated people easily transmit Delta variant in households https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/...
Though even if the virus load is the same, it doesn't change the (in most cases) shorter duration people are emitting the virus.
I completely agree, but how does this explain the level of enforcement of vaccination that we are seeing?
Yes, you can get it and you can die, it is possible, but this is a very unlikely outcome to you. We should never ever created this level of fear to vaccinate people with a leaky vaccine, that is based in a few spike proteins from a single variant.
For the downvoters: Please show me numbers from the CDC proving me wrong.