I've put myself in their shoes (this post is from a theoretical position. I am not jabbed in reality). I got jabbed, and now I have to watch other people who got jabbed begin collapsing of heart failure. I now have to wonder when it's my turn.
I look at those who refused the jab and I hate them. I hate them not because of them, but because I wish I were them. I outwardly ridicule them, but inwardly I want to be them.
I exist in a state of constant fear, but I cannot consciously blame those responsible because then I'd have to admit I was wrong. I cannot.
So instead, I ridicule those who refused to comply. My conscious mind believes they're worthy of my ire, but subconsciously I know they are better than me. Stronger. More intelligent. And I hate them for it.
You're assuming they'd be honest enough with themselves to connect the dots that they see cause and effect through jab and death. I like the idea of this post but I think that's where it won't connect like you're positing.
I suspect this is all mainly subconscious for them, hence the cognitive dissonance. Their conscious mind does not understand these things.