Consider enjoying the time with your friends and family. Do not make it a point to argue over whether which decision is correct, it is already done. This will only cause feelings of resentment and alienation.

If the time comes as some expect and the vaxxed begin suffering from debilitating issues in large numbers, a kind and loving person will not remember with gladness the arguments that they where "right" about. They will remember and treasure the good times spent with their loved ones.

If one can enter that time with a clear conscience of being as kind and considerate as they could to the people they cared about at least and the rest of their communities in general, when they could, then they will deal with the loss better than most people will.

Regardless of the decisions made about a vaccine they made a decision, however uninformed and ill-fated it may have been, for what they thought was best for them. We should not be angry at them but pity them and love them for the good times we had.

At the very least do not let a bunch of manipulative wicked people drive a wedge between you and those you love. That only goes to serve them.