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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut
What has made this effective has been the public rallying around it. The news outlets and the word of mouth has made this a hell of a movement.
So it's important not to sound like a bunch of blow-hard Philly fans and **** that up.
Getting that detailed when you have to rally the support of fans that aren't that well versed and a media that is only willing to give you 60 second blurbs is counter-productive.
You can't lose the momentum that the PR battle has gained. It's the masses we're after here and the masses will respond better to the vague message focused on uh....hope and change....{sigh}. We've watched the masses get behind that bit of nebulous horseshit twice in the last 4 years now - it works.
It's the masses you have to appeal to here. We've done that so far - don't drop the baton this close to the finish line.
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Exactly. You *want* the fans who think Alex Smith would be an acceptable "new QB" to stay on board the SOC movement. If you fracture the fan revolt into factions, everyone loses because SOC becomes ineffective as a voice of the fans. You just have to trust that the new GM will find the right new QB (which in minds of most here is a 1st round draftee).