It can scale, and it already did with Segwit. That poisonous entities in this space have different opinions and knowingly block adoption isn't the fault of the developers.

There are no issues in terms of on-chain scaling, that's only how opposing parties see it. I won't say that high fees are ideal, but it's a convenient way to let the ecosystem get used to it, because who's going to pay miners when the block rewards aren't cutting it anymore? You know what makes Bitcoin mining still interesting today during this bear market? Its fees.

On top of that, with services using Schnorr, Bitcoin's throughput will increase significantly, which means that there will be more available blockspace without actually increasing the block size. This is scaling. Increasing the block size is a poor mans way of dealing with a problem.

Bitmain and Ver are balls deep into this space financially, while Craig The Scammer is in it with his mouth and ego. Paying attention to Craig is a convenient way to waste time.