There is even a version that allows for larger block sizes. It's called Bitcoin Unlimited.
Segwit is also technically an implementation of larger block sizes. Thus it is up to the miners/market/users on whether they want to adopt those or not.
I think you are afraid to put your money where your mouth is. If the market truly wants larger blocks, the person who starts mining them is in a position to earn a ton of block rewards for himself before the rest of the miners move over to that fork. It seems like a no-brainer to me.
Actions speak louder than words. If you truly believed what you keep repeating, nothing would stop you.
Indeed. Just fork away now and the conflict is solved.
I just continue to hope that posts added to this thread will actually teach me something useful. [popcorn]
Step 1) Don't listen to OP. Step 2) Eat more popcorn.