Personalities like Jones must be confronted in-person and on a continual basis to have any realistic chance of altering his personal mental perspective and methodology. Media "calling out" Jones from anywhere outside his immediate field of communication is as beneficial as stopping a bear from defecating in the woods.
Who suggested anyone shut up? That was not me. I said, quote, "The only other realistic situation, where fans could pressure Jones publicly, would be during games he attends."
This particular internet forum has been around for decades. On this site alone, there have been both objective and ludicrous commentary posted that would fill VOLUMES of thick hardcover encyclopedias. That is fact. Now, take into account all the other current and now defunct discussion venues that are or were talking about Jones both on and outside the internet. We are talking, literally and unquestionably, a large-scale, brick-and-mortar library filled with material concerning how this man runs the franchise. And nothing is stopping the flow of discussion. Zlitch. Nada. Period.
So please tell me. What real or imagined way has any of this almost bottomless pit of criticism that Jones has not read or heard done to influence him in actual provable actions many of us hope for? Not made up proof. Documented. I ask because I can turn on NFL Network or go to DallasCowboys.com or whatever and you know what changes I have personally seen? Jack <expletive>.
So. I am not saying to you or anyone else shut up. That would be silly. What I am saying is that a realistic expectation of enticing a change inside Jones' skull will be for people, collectively sick-and-tired of his intractable nonsense, showing up en masse at his stadium, at The Star, at the pier where his superyacht is docked, a-n-y-w-h-e-r-e he is physically present and demonstrate their discontent in his face. THAT is the only conceivable way anyone will create an opportunity to penetrate his narcissism.