The dark schadenfreude psychology of people who got vaxxed is that they aren’t angry that the unvaccinated can spread the virus. Why would they if they can’t get it? Secretly they fear that their health will ultimately suffer, and no one wants to believe that they willingly got duped, so they wish for everyone to share the risk. I genuinely believe that to be true. People don’t want to hear that they “did the right thing” but ended up taking a risk that others wound up being smart enough to avoid.
angry vaxers are now angry they jumped and taking it out on those unwashed who paused to look behind the curtain
“It is easier to fool the people, than to convince them they have been fooled.....”
― Mark Twain
I've been saying that for awhile now. It is the thought process of the general populous that got vaccinated. The politicians and media has other reasons ($$$ & control).
I agree. Lots of misery loves company. The vaxxed are pissed the rest of us won’t jump off cliff. So they’ll make us.
Misery loves company.
While I do think,because i see it daily, that many vaxxed are angry at selfish “anti-vaxxers” (I don’t like that term b/c i includes many who can’t take the vaccine, shouldn’t take it like pregnant women, or those who have had COVID) and are joyful that they are losing their jobs—mainly people who think they will be killed instantly when a non-vaccinated person is w/in a 5-mile radius of them, but overall you are correct. I know someone who is fully vaxxed, thought she was “immune”, then she got COVID. She still calls the un-vaxxed the “crazy” ones. I think it is her way of denying that she made a bad choice.
They aren't?
I think the opposite is true. They are angry at the unvaccinated and want to blame them for everything. Why else would they demand that everyone get vaccinated (if they themselves are already "protected")?
So as a vaccinated person yourself, that’s all true of you, too.