It does matter, because the motivations need to be questioned when an unapproved vaccine (EUA is not an approval) is being pushed so hard, especially to populations of people (16-20 for example) that statistically have a 0 chance of death. Making money is fine - I'm not against Capitalism.. but some of the mandates are going to far (like if you don't get vaccinated, you lose your job. U-Penn is doing that in Philly). If the vaccine works as well as they say it does, then the vaccinated people wouldn't need to continue wearing masks. New evidence shows vaccination doesn't stop spread. And to be frank, masks don't either, unless the sick person is actively sneezing/coughing and spreading droplets contaminated with Covid into the air. Asymptomatic spread is a bunch of baloney. Also... many of the vaccines (Polio for example) is a one shot and done. Something that has to be repeated every 6 months and has in some situations (like the Texas delegates plane ride) has as high as 10% breakthrough infection rate is troubling.
I am not telling anyone to not get the vax. It should be a personal decision. The hard truth though is America had a ton more fatalities than other countries because overall we are an obese, diabetic, heart-disease riddled country. If you subtract those who died from Covid with less than 2 comorbidities the numbers are teeny tiny. This is not a political post, nor am I blaming any politicians. But the fact is like anything else, if you eat McDonalds 3x a day and smoke cigarettes and wash it down with Old English 800 you probably are going to have a crappy outcome no matter what virus you catch.