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[QUOTE="Get a Job, post: 3389016, member: 9775"] I think the "we/us" criticism is one of the most overplayed tropes in sports. Sports is nothing if not tribal. By buying tickets, cheering the team on, spreading the hype (when there is any), etc., we are in fact part of the entity that is <insert team name here>. I think a lot of people parrot the criticism because they think it makes them seem smarter than or somehow otherwise above other fans. [/QUOTE]
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