@Cvdoc believe me, you aren't the only one.

When the lockdowns started over what I knew was effectively a common cold, looking around at the huge preponderance of malicious morons, even where I live, nulled any doubt that most people are under any sort of divine guidance. If they aren't taking guidance they aren't getting protection either, or to put it otherwise, there's nothing special about their supposed humanity.

Interestingly, there is Scripture that comes to the same conclusion, that some people are empty chambers where a spirit (which people often mistakenly call a soul) might be, yet isn't.

I generally stopped simmering a while ago, now it's just comfortably cold. Justice first requires consequences. There's no point arguing about optimal consequence calibration and delivery if there aren't already consequences.

Consequently, I now have a short list of people whom, should I encounter them in physical reality, would be justified regardless other considerations. I also have a very long and flexible list of people I would laugh and applaud if something untoward were happening to them.

Mercy is only a consideration when justice is already the expected norm.