Reading this garbage gives me a headache, I'm not sure the OP has any idea how Bitcoin or hard forks even work based on the ridiculousness of their suggestion.

If it hard forks it hard forks, at this point I think it might be the best thing for all involved-we'll get rid of the uncertainty and then the two chains can fight it out to see which one is the one that is truly supported.  And all current bitcoin holders will get to have bitcoin on both chains as long as replay protection is implemented.  Then over time it'll sort itself out much like how Ethereum's hard fork was sorted out.  Frankly all the fighting and attacks have lead us to a point where we might as well just fork and see which implementation really has the support of people.

The only real downside is that the whole "21 million" bitcoin limit is going to go out the window if people see that we can end up creating multiple chains.