I think we are in agreement, then 🤙

I mainly see Gov'ts buying bitcoin as a negative, as they will just use it to prop up their failing system to keep the illusion going.  Although, I think the collapse is inevitable.   If we can get more people using Bitcoin before it does, we have the parallel system to switch to and people will suffer less.

My only point was that Gov'ts adopting bitcoin is an indicator that the perception of bitcoin (Gov't and the general public) is getting better, and the risks to developers and users will go down if Gov'ts are less hostile to it or more people are using it.  I don't seek permission from Gov't to use bitcoin, but I want others to use it too, and all the FUD is preventing a lot of people from doing so.

To your last point, I believe most people are more libertarian/anarchist than they know.  But, they've been conditioned on what anarchy means through lots of propaganda.  When it comes down to it, they just want to live their lives and if the Gov't did start intruding into their lives, they'd be pissed.  They are pretty libertarian in their day-to-day, but for some reason there is a big disconnect when they start thinking about the larger scope.  Conversations with them are pretty productive when you just ask basic questions and stay away from the language of politics.