That might be the logical next step. But if you (we) don't stand up now for the freedom of the centralized platforms, what's to stop tomorrow's governments from

That might be the logical next step. But if you (we) don't stand up now for the freedom of the centralized platforms, what's to stop tomorrow's governments from simply outlawing anything that cannot be decrypted and censored? We'd have a hard time connecting to a decentralized service if the mere fact that we're outside government control there was enough to get into trouble. In my opinion, more decentralization is a technical fix to a social problem. And those often only go so far.