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Originally Posted by white rocket
I appreciate you sharing your experiences. Indeed there are different levels to people making the choice to not vaccinate and it's not all for the same reason. There is crossover for sure but not everyone wants to burn it all like that crusty old guy and not everyone is out to make public scenes or make others feel unsafe.
Realistically this whole thing can never "end" unless every single human is vaccinated. If even one person is left out and the world declares this pandemic "over" or whatever the demic it turns into then the rest of the population will wonder why that person isn't dead and the whole "do your part" narrative is torched. Doubling down now is the only play but it builds up the hate for those who don't deserve it and creates the unnecessary divide. All for safety?
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I understand what you're saying, but there are counter-arguments using your same logic. The "hate" is largely manufactured by the hardcore antivaxxers playing victim to something they either made up or put themselves into. Most vaccinated people don't actually "hate" anyone, but the loudest (and stupidest) minority are making it really easy to ostracize them because they spew bullshit.
It's not 'hate' to decide not to let unvaccinated people into public spaces, nor is it some nefarious scheme to a class system. It's literally consequences to actions, and the only real victims of this is people who legitimately can't get the shot, not just because Jesus doesn't want them to.
In the end, we're all human beings, and there's no real "right answer". But there's definitely a wrong one, and it's the idiots who subscribe to that ideology that frankly deserve all the flack they get.