Question for me! Leftist here, I'll give an honest answer to that scenario (I'm taking "it all falls apart" to mean election fraud is definitively proven, cabal is exposed, crimes are revealed, etc).

If I wake up tomorrow and that's all been proven, I'd immediately start digging into it, trying to figure out how I wound up so deceived. My opinions about Trump's selfishness were wrong, everyone who criticized Trump (even his own people) was wrong, every mistake was intentional, the contradictions really were necessary disinfo -- it was all part of the plan and it's been running like a Swiss watch all along.

I'd be stunned for sure: reeling, shaken, skeptical but can't escape the truth.

But once the shock wears off, I think I'd be happy: the pedophiles are caught, the evildoers are punished, the illegit election has been fixed, and the heroes are in control again. It sucks that people I respected and admired are monsters, but that's not a new concept (Cosby and Saville, anyone?).

I'd need to continue with my life, and the only way to do that is to accept I was wrong and start mending bridges. If that day comes, it's gonna blow, but I have to be ready for it.

And this is where I say "I suggest you do the same, the opposite way, just in case", but I can't figure out how to phrase that without sounding patronizing, so I'll just leave it there and skedaddle, it's steak o'clock and the pan's hot.

TLDR: Shock, but then acceptance, because the alternative is a dead end.

Just a curious outsider here, trying to understand more about Q/anons straight from the source.