A good "Twilight Zone" meme. Well, allow me to not spare the rod and I'll get surly (poor puns, but hey at least I try.)

Willingness to take the jab from the start, and doubly so as adverse effect reports developed, has been a de-facto political sorting mechanism. If you took your doses voluntarily, you probably had faith in the system and institutions. Of course, many who took them did so at implied or actual risk of doing so to be able to [continue to] work, attend university, travel, shop or in some cases even move about. Those who refused them could safely be assumed to be those who distrust the system, its rulers and their propaganda. Or looked at another way, you could say that the jabs were developed by a "new normal" process that basically threw out all the old standards. In other words, it was revolutionary in a sense. So your allegiance became the acid test: do you support the new regime or the old one?