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It's not "forcefully imposed" when you freely choose to rely on someone to do something for you and then you decide you don't like what they're doing.  No one is putting a gun to your head and "forcing" you to keep relying on these miners you clearly disagree with.  See it for what it actually is.  The people you disagree with are possibly leaving.  That's not a forceful imposition.  That's them leaving you alone to do what you want.  If the fork is successful, you're free to have a 1mb base and 3mb witness blocksize with no one around to challenge it.

So instead of complaining about it, you can just as easily rely on some different people to do that exact same job in the way you want them to do it.  There will definitely still be miners who don't agree with 2x, so just rely on their proof of work instead.  You get what you want, the 2x supporters get what they want.  

Or, you could stop relying on other people to do something for you altogether.  You could do that job yourself and start mining.  After all, you did just say:


So either start mining already, or just stick with the miners you do agree with if you don't want to mine yourself.  Everyone has the freedom to chose which chain they want to interact on.  All you have to do is run your preferred code.  

They invested in the hardware, which means they get to decide how they use it.  You didn't invest in the hardware, so you don't get to decide how they use theirs.  Clearly no one can forcefully impose anything, otherwise you'd be able to enforce your will on them to do what you want and there would be no forks.  So you can't impose anything on them and they can't impose anything on you.  Again, they're leaving you alone, you're free from their supposed tyranny soon.  What's with the constant bitching about it?