You are again ignoring the fact that DNSSEC would have prevented a $152,000 hack. Yes, we are aware organizations are not always serious about security. For those that are though, DNSSEC is a helpful tool.
The companies you're deriding as unserious about security in general spend drastically more on security than the companies that have adopted it. No part of your argument holds up.
Citation? A BGP hijack can be done for less than $100.
"You can't just name call your way to getting this protocol adopted"
I do not care if you adopt this protocol. I care that you accurately inform others of the documented risks of not adopting DNSSEC. There are organizations that can tolerate the risk. There are also organizations that are unaware because they are not accurately informed (due to individuals like yourself), and it is not covered by their security audits. That is unfortunate.