That's certainly true, mate. However, some individuals hate Bitcoin even if they have deep knowledge of its inner workings. Bitcoin can't be seen with good eyes by everyone. Criticism will always exist, whenever we like it or not. I'm sure Bitcoin will survive for decades (if not, centuries). Only if it remains decentralized and censorship-resistant, though.

We should just ignore what everybody else says (FUD) and carry along as usual. Banks are embracing Bitcoin, institutional investment companies are growing their BTC stockpile, while governments are devising crypto-friendly regulations to help spur the growth of the industry. Bitcoin may have its limitations, but it's the best thing there is when it comes to sending/receiving money in a secure manner (sound money). For me, decentralization and security/reliability is better than convenience (low fees, fast speeds, etc). If you want something else, use a "shitcoin" instead.