hector13. Bandwagoning scum.
This is my main thinking, here at the ragged end of the marathon. But that's Hector's MO.
I think that warrants a "fuck off" for boiling down my play to following everyone else 
Since when do I bandwagon? 
Bad phrasing on my part. It's not the bandwagoning, it's the attack-dog nature that is your MO, for right or wrong, for truth or falatiousness. That you used it here to jump on suspicions and make the bandwagon roll is the problem I have. And refuse to tit-for-tat along the way. That is definitely your playing style, but it seems like it's a bit Spinal Tap in this instance.
We can't just wait around for the Evil role to kill everyone. For all we know the "one role to kill the Evil" is actually present, and the fact FoU has only one kill is so he can kill them without being able to murder his way to victory.
I started the voting because it's a bit pointless to try to no lynch through things, particularly if there is a time limit to this. I don't particularly care if it looks scummy - frankly, an understandable thing - so long as we do things.
The problem we're having right now is TBF seems to think we should all trust him to do as he says, when he doesn't have all the information, and his interpretation of the information he does have could be flawed. If we lynch someone, we get a flip, that we can trust, and that we can build on. If we lynch FoU, and he flips Minotaur, we have your roles confirmed, though not necessarily your alignments.
I assume the "tit for tat" part is in reference to my stubborness not to claim. I normally don't want to make assumptions about someone's position, but I think the day ends in about a half hour, so I don't have the luxury of asking about it.
I'm not claiming because it doesn't benefit the town to do so, at this point. I think it actually helps the Evil role.
We start the game - as town - not knowing anything about other players (normally, anyway; I know you and TBF claim to have FoU's role, and he appears to have confirmed that) and having to get content into the game by interacting with other players. Knowing someone's role and abilities is useful, but it can only be confirmed 100% as true from a flip, so a claim doesn't really do anything.
If everyone claims, they will more than likely claim a benign alignment along with it, such as has happened here. That puts us back to square one. As town, we know someone is lying about their role, but we need to figure out who, because they'll more than likely be the Evil role.
Meanwhile, the Evil role has a list of things the Town has claimed, and has their pick of who they should target with whatever ability they have. They quite clearly have the advantage at that point, as the Town are still figuring out who they can trust, the Evil role picks off the most powerful town members 'til they have nothing to worry about but the day game.
If I don't claim the Evil role has to figure out if I am a powerful town member, in which case they should target me to get rid of me to hamstring the town, or if I'm a bit useless, in which case the town loses nothing. I don't particularly care if I get lynched over it, because at least that way there's evidence behind it that y'all can follow up on, as opposed to when the Evil role hits during the night (assuming no watchers or the like)
FoS Hector, though, on the assumption that Fallacy isn't a straight and/or double bluffed enemy.. (Is blue the right colour for that?. Making it explicit.)
Blue is the color for that. Why not go whole hog and vote me though? Do you not want to be responsible for the final vote on someone?
Wasn't scared of that with Fallacy. But I don't want to condemn you (as I might if A.N.Other is perfectly happy to build on my suspicion) before I'm sure.
This makes it look like you think I'm not the Evil role, though perhaps just the most suspicious person... what is more suspicious about me than anyone else?