There's a difference between "pointing out that there aren't any interesting dApps" and saying "This is just pathetic". The former is a reasonable point to make while the latter is a bad faith insult.
Instead of the thinly veiled ad hominem of trying to paint the user as a troll by crying "bad faith! bad faith!" Why didn't you provide some killer examples instead? This omission is as frequent as it is telling.
On the other side of the aisle, we have people pointing out that there aren't any interesting dApps, with the reply being:
"Sure there are! Here's a list dApps that are just more layers on moving cryptocurrency!"
That's only interesting if you assume the blockchain is valuable and interesting. This is a circular argument. Do you have anything better?
"Sure do! Here's a list dApps that are just more layers on moving cryptocurrency! Register on this site to hear me talk about NFTs!"
Is that "bad faith" too? I don't think so. There's a divide though, and it's a tiresome one. Some of us think the emperor has no clothes. Others think they are the best clothes ever. We probably all need our eyes checked.