No it isnt.
It just shows that a lot of people do not understand what is happening. "The" HardFork does not exist.
Given the way that the BU ppl were going about it, it was always extremely likely that it would *never have existed.
A attempted hostile takeover of the BTC chain was always going to cause significant problems that they chose to ignore.
There is no danger, and "The situation" is not becoming more serious. Stop trying to give it credibility that it does not have.
Are you saying that there is no possibility that what happened to Ethereum could happen to Bitcoin? There is a good chance it will, I believe. The developers and miners with Core will never give it up and with that attitude the blockchain will certainly split.