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Raising the flop with just queen high when you presumably have little to no fold equity (Given the fact he bet full pot into 2 people likely shows he has a hand he's not folding) seems a little spewy to me.
I'd just call the flop and continue on the turn on any Q, J or spade, otherwise fold turn unless he were to bet like half pot or less, and if he did bet that then my plan would again be to continue on Q,J, spade rivers and fold otherwise

As ludicrous as it may sound, flat out folding the flop is probably not terribly different EV wise to calling the flop to be frank. Raising the flop is by far the worst option though, you're just committing yourself to put in far too much money with the worst of it, or even putting in a lot of money just to fold to later action when your fold equity was minute on the flop, which is what happened in this case, whereas you could've just called the flop instead of raising and folded on this turn and have saved yourself a lot in terms of big blinds

Thx for the response MidiaN. Just what I was looking for