I can certainly understand the sentiment, although I believe that we should still celebrate Bitcoin's successes thus far (real as well as apocryphal) while working to distance ourselves further from any centralized services.
As a revolutionary method of handling transactionality over the internet, Zap-based transactions hold exciting prospects both for hobbyists and enterprise-grade consumers. It's true that transaction activity has not quite caught on as fast with some groups yet -- including heavier merchants of goods and services worried about price volatility -- although progress encouraging mass adoption is being made every day.
But ultimately it may be forcing someone to abandon conventional monetary arrangements they are content with or comfortable with because others believe makes them much happier leading straordinary pig-off experiments.