I don't think I'm mainstream at all (anti-social, anti-copyright, my preferred political parties can never seem to get elected, ...) but I can't get behind Bitc

I don't think I'm mainstream at all (anti-social, anti-copyright, my preferred political parties can never seem to get elected, ...) but I can't get behind Bitcoin for a few reasons... The biggest being the pyramid-scheme-like distribution of coins slanted towards early adopters. I want an un-regulatable digital currency too, but I can't get excited about trading one financial plutocracy for another when money is tantamount to voting power. Money is just an IOU; money doesn't need to be scarce (like gold), just enforceable (legal tender). If Bitcoin's enforcebility depends on it's exchange with other currencies that have the power/threat of governments and militaries behind them, what ground has been gained?