It's been reasonably clear to an impartial observer for a long time that the average fan, wants the decisions to go in their team's favour when it matters, accuracy in fact and correctness in law be damned, because human perceptions are naturally biased to inflate benefits and deficits affecting their own in-groups, and deflate those affecting out-groups or Others.
Pundits are no better, often misremembering or making up laws, and reacting just as emotionally as fans do.
People don't typically know enough about the laws or VAR to even say whether a decision is correct, and of those that do, a majority of the disagreements I've seen over specific decisions is about an aspect that is ITOOTR.
Are there some VAR decisions that still go wrong? Yeah. Are they now fixing some of those that previously would have been a clear injustice to sport? Definitely. Could VAR improve in the next ten years if given a fair shot like the equivalent systems in other major sports had? Absolutely. Is it going to crash spectacularly when people sabotage, bitch and moan about how it's not perfect after a whole four years of experience? You bet!