Are people more evil during celebration days or summer?

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I'm not sure what to think but it seems to me that whenever people in general have something to celebrate, like holiday during summer or christmas, that they somehow become more aggressive in a sort of "we are gonna have a blast today and nothing or no-one will stop us"-mood and that they cause chaos and hate around them because they feel you know a bit unhappy or selfish? Is there anyone who feels like this is true? That whenever there's a moment for people to get really happy, they get sad? It probably has to do with them lacking time or money or space or whatever... But it gave me a reason to hate days like that, because people get like you know "pretentious".

I find that people are quite nice around Christmas. I also find that people are more evil in the summertime.

People are no more or less evil during any particular time of the year, although they may act more evil under certain circumstances that occur only during certain times of the year, month, week, or day.

Agreed, in general.

Especially Summertime. I hate Summer. (I am a Winter person)

Completely agree. There appears to be direct correlation between a rise in temperature and a rise in aggression & bad behaviour.

Evil might be a little too strong of a term but since people say that alcohol lowers your inhibitions they really mean it when it comes to NT's. I find that most people when they're drunk get really impulsive and, if your friends are like mine, they suggest going around finding more people to be drunk with, or find more booze or...IDK, NT's are weird and do weird things without their inhibitions. That's as much as I know.