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Originally Posted by Cecil Terwilliger
Yeah but Xmas and Alex will vote out Kevin, not Paul.
The issue is that everyone thinks Paul is their ride or die. Making a move against Paul is basically impossible because of his cult of personality. The players are all so deep in his pocket, none of them can make a move.
This is the problem with the way strategy in this game has worked the last few seasons. Being strong is viewed as a weakness. Players view being a follower as a strength. Except what they don't realize is that it needs to be careful but tactical. They are all so afraid of rocking the boat and make no effort to be proactive. They want to fly under the radar and win like Steve or Andy. Only Paul wants to be like Derrick and pull strings from behind the scenes.
And I think if Paul loses on jury in F2 it'll only get worse. I hate him but he's the only one who deserves to win. The rest have all done nothing all season but support Paul's moves.
It all depends on whether jury holds a grudge or respects gameplay. But I think they'll resent how Paul never owned up to his moves. I feel like a strong player could win respect from the people they put on the block if they owned it.
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I think that if Alex wins veto Josh can make a compelling argument to Alex to vote out Paul as he can tell her the truth how this was orchestrated by Paul to get her out. Alex has to realize now that Paul's been working against her as it's pretty obvious. IMO if Josh doesn't get Paul out this week he will be evicted next week as I feel Paul wants to bring Kevin along to the final two.
LOL at Alex for wasting her HOH getting out a useless player. Paul in her ear or not her nominations were dumb and if you want to win the game you have to be smarter than that. Now she has to win veto or she's done.