In November 1978, over 900 members of the Peoples Temple died in Jonestown, Guyana, the vast majority from cyanide poisoning ordered by cult leader Jim Jones. Many victims, including children, were injected against their will. This is a well-documented historical event.

In March 1997, 39 members of the Heaven's Gate cult died by suicide at a mansion in Rancho Santa Fe, California. They believed a spacecraft was trailing Comet Hale-Bopp and that killing themselves would allow their souls to board it. This is accurate and well-documented.

The Branch Davidian compound near Waco, Texas, burned on April 19, 1993, at the end of a 51-day FBI siege. Approximately 76–86 people died in the fire, including children. The cause of the fire remains disputed — federal authorities blamed the Davidians, while critics questioned FBI tactics.

January 6 rioters did storm the Capitol — this is confirmed. However, the claim that they 'killed cops' is contested. No officer was killed directly in combat on January 6. Officer Brian Sicknick died of a stroke the following day; four other officers died by suicide in subsequent months. These deaths are linked to the event, but official determinations vary. No rioter was charged with murder of a police officer.

Over 1.2 million Americans died of COVID-19 in total. Trump and allies did spread documented COVID misinformation, and a Cornell University study found Trump was the single largest driver of COVID misinformation. NPR analysis showed heavily pro-Trump counties had significantly higher post-vaccine death rates. However, directly attributing 'hundreds of thousands' of deaths specifically to MAGA misinformation — as opposed to the pandemic itself — is a contested causal claim with no settled scientific consensus on a precise death toll.

This is an opinion and rhetorical characterization of Trump and his supporters, not a factual claim. While critics and courts have found some of Trump's actions legally problematic, labeling him a 'con man' who would 'burn the Constitution' reflects political opinion rather than a verifiable fact. No source can confirm or deny this as a factual assertion.

MAGA is a political movement, not a recognized cult by any academic or legal standard. By any historical body count, Jonestown alone (900+ dead) vastly exceeds directly attributable MAGA-related deaths. Framing a political movement of tens of millions as a 'deadliest cult' is a rhetorical/opinion claim with no factual basis, and is contradicted by the very historical cults mentioned in the same image.

Whether the MAGA movement is 'still growing' depends on the metric used. Trump won the 2024 presidential election with a broader popular vote share than in 2020, suggesting expanded support in some respects. However, polling on MAGA identification specifically shows mixed trends. No single authoritative measure confirms unambiguous ongoing growth.