>>50644
I think me calling them schizos more or less showcases my opinion, plus that kind of movement/group doesn't really surprise me given that the rise of neopentecostals and the like is very clearly an American phenomenon that was eventually exported (as exemplified in that same article by the mention of them sending a missionary to Bolivia of all places over 100 years ago). I particularly liked some of the articles linked, such as the one going deeper into the prescriptive and descriptive views, and how it went back into American history to both look for similar thoughts/currents and make sense of how that specific movement framed their founding history.

>If he's a senator why wouldn't he remain?
I believe the point is that defeat didn't mean a decrease in influence.

>Any sects supporting those?
Not that I'm aware of, but I don't see the mention of them being Trump supporters as a qualifier of their activities but rather merely a description, if anything it's the other way around (if I interpreted you right): what matters is that part of Trump's support were such schizos rather than them supporting him saying something about them. As I remember some people saying years ago, relying too much on the support of people like that will eventually bite a politician on the butt unless he goes schizo as well, whereas them supporting him doesn't have much impact in their lives, at least in their circles. I believe the same happened in Brazil with Bolsonaro, for example (if you compare old interviews of his with more recent stuff it's very clear he changed his discourse to fit the large evangelical voter base).

>Does Dem. counts as unseen evil force?
Personally I think of them as merely another controlled pawn in that game for the masses, although maybe the stuff about people thinking about fighting demons in real life had a stronger impact on me since I've seen examples of retards like that (and again I emphasize it's very clearly imported, you can tell it's from the same line of thought as that stereotype of fat black American ladies screaming their hearts out at their church).

The politics thread seemed more about current events and since the catalog is pretty slow anyway I thought that it wouldn't be an issue to create a new thread.About the religion one, are you referring yo >>24641 ? Doesn't seem like a wider religion thread.