Are you willing to get the Covid vaccine when offered?

Definitely not unique to covid, but there are a lot of people experiencing some pretty long term side effects to the covid vaccines(my cousin has terribly increased blood pressure and POTS to this day, and it was attributed to the covid vaccine by medical professionals) and if you were to mention them in any shape or form you were labeled an anti-vaxxer as if you were a flat earther.
I don't know what a lot of people means. Hundreds? Thousands? Millions? And certainly there's been debate in the medical community about how many of these cases are caused by the vaccines or were there other factors that triggered a given condition.
My take in all this is I have a huge problem with the billions and billions of dollars these drug companies made, everyone trusted them implicitly and at the same time these drug companies have done some heinous things in their past and we all of a sudden trust them without question?
They weren't trusted without question. There were multiple extensive clinical trials completed before the vaccines were rolled out. It's fair to ask questions and wonder whether the vaccines were rolled out too quickly, but there certainly was oversight and scrutiny to make sure the vaccines were well tested and as safe as possible. I trusted the process more than the companies themselves.
Pfizer was hit with the largest criminal fine in history($2.3 Billion) but yet as a whole we(the United States) trusted them without a glance. https://www.findlaw.com/legalblogs/criminal-defense/pfizer-hit-with-largest-criminal-fine-in-us-history/#:~:text=Drugmaker Pfizer Inc.,marketing of the drug Bextra.
Pfizer has brought some very beneficial drugs to the market over the years and they've also made some mistakes and worse at times. That said, I trust my doctor more than I trust a given pharmaceutical company. Pfizer and Moderna had the resources and capacity to bring the vaccines to market and there aren't too many other companies out there capable of pulling that off in the timeframe they had.

There's always room for some hindsight and taking lessons learned from what was pretty much an unprecedented and often tragic event.