Bitcoin is also:

"Bitcoin is a worldwide cryptocurrency and digital payment system called the first decentralized digital currency, as the system works without a central repository or single administrator."

The bolded parts are what any person with a half a brain can see are NOT reflective of BCH. Not reflective of BCH in control, in mining, nor in exchange volume. I wouldn't even call BCH a worldwide currency, because nowhere can you even buy it with fiat, or spend it on anything with any merchant.

Ya know, it gets tiresome to have the same argument over and over again with these nitwit trolls. For years now the same argument. They bring up high transaction fees as the issue, which BTC supporters acknowledge as needing to be solved. But then when BTC supporters bring up maintenance of mining decentralization as the ROOT issue, then the BXT/BU/BCH/2X supporters never acknowledge or agree, just ignore that point, hand-wave it off, and run away. End of discussion. Every. Single. Time.

That's why I know this has never been a debate about what's best for Bitcoin's longevity. It's been either about gaining control of, or about crushing Bitcoin.

No BCH is not Bitcoin. It is right at this moment a fledgling, shitty PayPal 2.0 (with no merchants) and that's all it will ever be.