I think you're within your right to stop supporting this current state of affairs but you have to ask yourself, when was the last time the Blazers had an MVP? When was the last time it was considered a legitimate title contender?
I'm not 100% sold on the front office making the right decisions but it was very likely always going to be this way. After what happened with Sam Hinkie, management cannot discuss the Process and will have to stealth tank.
The question is, can the Blazers compete with the Spurs, Rockets, Thunder, even the Hornets and Pistons once they sort their rosters out?
Those teams have legitimate pieces that a contender tends to have once they reach their primes - namely, 3s and 4s while also having guards that can be a threat. The Blazers have to make the correct selections now when Sharpe is young. Otherwise, they'll screw up if they cannot give him the help he needs. I don't think replicating Dame-CJ and Porter-Drexler is the way to go.
Simons (maybe Scoot) and Sharpe is good but I want to see the correct forwards being drafted, going forward (no pun intended), or else, this franchise could face some major headwinds in the 2030s (when the lease does go up and no Paul Allen type owner is around).