I was probably just as flippant with my reply, but football is a results game and winning is everything. I am sure that the Wimbledon supporters of the '80s took great joy from a big hoof up the park, just as much as the Barca fans love 47 passes to get the ball out of their own half. Do it well and you get happy supporters, because you get wins. The 2 are totally interlinked and while there may be freak results, in general the team that executes their game plan the best will win.
Now I would hate it if we became a team that won every week. I don't see the pleasure in going expecting a win and when it happens, so what. The glory hunting OF might get off on that, but I want a bit of unexpected. I'd like to see us beat Celtic/Aberdeen/Dundee U occassionaly, and will take defeats to Ross/St.Mirren/Motherwell occasionally as a consequence. The excitement comes from not knowing what you are going to get, rather than the way the game is played.
And to answer the question directly, there is no point in our existing if we don't aim to be in the top flight and looking to get higher every year.