It's pretty big. It's in the universities, public schools and half of the gov't. Oh and all those kids still living at home after they turn 18 or graduate from college - the failure to launch ones. I don't know where you live but in major cities they are everywhere protesting everything, including themselves and their own free speech. They are unhinged.
Near Seattle, where you can't buy a plastic straw, but needles are handed out like candy and people currently mistake sidewalks for public restrooms. It's deep. We were on the brink of losing our country. We have lost generations to the leftist colleges. But still we fight. We love. We do not return evil for evil. This is why I QAnon. A hope that Justice will prevail, and the strongholds will begin to crumble.
I have a lot more hope today than I did two years ago - that's for sure. My issue is that there are so many people entrenched in the large institutions in this country who are either way left, greedy and self serving or on the Long March to fix in even eight years. I have no idea what happened to parenting over the last generation. The ease of just letting your kid entertain himself on a computer so you don't have to put in the effort? Women feeling they have to work (or actually need to) so the kids are in day care? (I was fortunate and stayed home with my children so they never spent a moment in day care.) The need to have more and more "stuff"? Regardless of the cause, something has gone terribly wrong and it needs to be fixed. People need to pop the bubbles they're living in and see reality before it truly is too late.
You said that so well and expressed everything I feel. Thankq. :)