What's "Bitcoin"? I remember blocks being temporarily limited from 30 to 1 MB by Satoshi in the early days, to reduce spam and blockchain growth.
Satoshi also envisioned the blockchain to grow by
100 GB per day, because that'd equate to the size of 12 DVD, completely ignoring the bottleneck in verification. He believed that the blockchain should be accessible only by server farms that generate new coins, everybody else should opt-in to SPV. It's clear to me today that Satoshi wasn't the best figure to see as the leading expert.
I'm surprised to see you argue that I, a Bitcoin user, should move to some shitcoin, just because some spammer created a shittoken on Bitcoin.
But, I'm not suggesting you to migrate because of some spammer. I'm suggesting you to migrate, because Bitcoin does not align with your preferences. Simple as that. The Ordinal spam will inevitably come to an end at some point. Then, we might experience a bull run, and fees may skyrocket for some months. You'll have this to blame then, but the real issue lies with you: what you want has already been implemented and tested for years; it's ready to use. Instead of realizing that you need to change, you expect a network with a well-defined and nonaligned with your preferences roadmap to adapt to your needs.