If the central trusted ledger starts censoring transactions, blocking users or producing invalid blocks with additional rewards to themselves, then what? Just k

If the central trusted ledger starts censoring transactions, blocking users or producing invalid blocks with additional rewards to themselves, then what? Just keep going with it and accept the new reality? Then we would be back at what we have now - the current central bank monetary system. Trustless decentralized architecture makes the Bitcoin network incredibly robust against attacks on its principles. It can't be changed (without users/capital switching over to new version), stopped or censored by anyone.