If the vax protects you, then you don't need others to get one, which is a bit of logic that must be obvious to most people.

So the insistence on the part of some people that everyone get vaxxed seems more motivated by the idea that you must be punished.
Or maybe it's motivated partly by anger at non-conformity.

Or a third possibility, "I was stupid enough to fall for this and I'm not going to let you off the hook."
Whatever the motivation, it's about forcing others.
Until the idea of "tolerance", the result of religious wars, heretics were at least ostracized and at most severely punished.

To the extent that the vax is a religion, which it clearly is for many people, then heresy should be punished and you should be forced to conform.

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