it doesn't matter what you believe. I partially get what you mean
but when Sky was winning, its riders were abused for anything they did. remember Rowe's injury was blamed to doping and ostheoporosis. every Sky rider crashing was mocked (Roglic crashes a lot too)
when Sky was winning we heard "cycling is in danger"
it's much quieter now. I don't say Jumbo is not suspicious or not accused
the anger, the anger and obsession is not there anymore
But you have too take in consideration the hystorical context.
In 2021 GT racing was coming from a period of relative parity, and a team start to dominate out of nowhere, with former track cyclist and some no name mind you. Plus they also start turning classic guys in to mountain domestique to implement a boring ass tactic. So people got rally fed up with them.
Now, Jumbo are guilty of much of the same stuff, and are even more loudricous in some aspects, but first, they broke the percivied domination of Pogacar and Gianetti, whom many people despise, and also they have a fair antagonist in UAE, which can also turn random domestique in amazing climbers from one day to another (shout out to Mikkel Bjerg) and midfield GC riders into Tour podium contender.
And sky is still there, doing their staff. 37 years old former track rider and lanterne rouge podiuming the Giro, Dennis flattening the Stelvio after he got clobbered by O'Connor the day before spring to mind.
What i mean is, most people can accept doping if there is a hint of parity and competition in the sport which this year we had, bar the Vuelta.
Also Jumbo PR* is not as annoying as that of Sky, and, as other posters have said, less people are defending them.
Now, with my rant completed, i'll admit it's about time some one at Aigle picks up the phone and tell the yellow guys to chill the *** out.
* But they are getting close, with the continuous judgement of the others preparation, like mind you own goddam business, that's how you live 100 years