Trump supporter suggests killing self, family if Biden wins

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The GOP is not a political party. It is a cult whose members are primed to drink the poison Kool-Aid when the Dear Leader gives the signal.

They are so full of hatred for everyone who isn't like them that they would rather die than share their country with other people.

I get very strong vibes of when Joseph Goebbels and his wife poisoned their kids and themselves because they didn't want to live in a Germany that wasn't run by Nazis.

Tina Arthur and Marcella Frank told me they plan to vote for Trump again because they are deeply alarmed by “the cabal.” They’ve heard “numerous reports” that the COVID-19 tents set up in New York and California were actually for children who had been rescued from underground sex-trafficking tunnels.

Arthur and Frank explained they’re not followers of QAnon. Frank says she spends most of her free time researching child sex trafficking, while Arthur adds that she often finds this information on the Russian-owned search engine Yandex. Frank’s eyes fill with tears as she describes what she’s found: children who are being raped and tortured so that “the cabal” can “extract their blood and drink it.” She says Trump has seized the blood on the black market as part of his fight against the cabal. “I think if Biden wins, the world is over, basically,” adds Arthur. “I would honestly try to leave the country. And if that wasn’t an option, I would probably take my children and sit in the garage and turn my car on and it would be over.”

They are not afraid to "share their country with other people."   You quoted what they are afraid of, and if it was remotely real anyone would be terrified of it.

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Suddenly the Vince Foster conspiracy seems sane compared to what large swaths of Trump supporters now believe.

Citation needed.

"In a recent poll of nearly 1,400 people by left-leaning Civiqs/Daily Kos, more than half of Republican respondents believed some part of QAnon: 33% said they believed the conspiracy was “mostly true,” while 26% said “some parts” are true."

59% good enough to qualify as "large swaths"?

They described it as "a conspiracy among deep state elites," which doesn't involve any of the really crazy stuff that is peculiar to Qanon.   Other polls have shown that the number of Republicans who have any familiarity with Qanon is much lower than those numbers, and lower than Democrats in fact (since it gets a lot of attention in left-leaning media).

Yeah they shouldn't describe qanon. Just say do you believe in qanon?

Navigator Research (pdf, pg. 6) asked that recently and found among Republicans it was 11 fav.% vs. 19% unfav.   More Democrats were familiar with it: 4% fav vs. 43% unfav.

Even these numbers may be high for actual Qanon support, as people might have vaguely heard of Qanon and just associate it with Trump or something else they support.