However, I do know that people can feel very ashamed from scams like phishing attacks and caller scams.
However, I do know that people can feel very ashamed from scams like phishing attacks and caller scams.
Maybe that's not really "anger," but it kind of feels and seems like it
For me the deep insult that causes anger is if this is intentional, this is a person, they willfully did this of sound mind. Perhaps why a Madoff might make someone angry, but not SBF. In my view, SBF was a step or two removed from a big "too big too fail" 2008 bank that offered an interest rate to account holders by making investments with some risk. It seems to me SBF was operating along similar lines, 8% interest rate if I recall, but his intent wasn't to steal so much as illegally hide risk and hope for the best - and in his case, he was small enough to fail.
Versus someone calling you specifically to cause harm, especially when they can comprehend the harm they are intending to inflict, in your example.