The problem is that Satoshi envisioned it as decentralized and technically sound--dash is neither.
Really?
I know it's not going to be easy to steal back the narrative from you guys, as you've had it for two years...
This thread is about facts. You and your cronies, at this point, have nothing.
If you do however prove a weakness in Dash, we would be grateful, and I would recommend you get a reward.
Mining 30% of the current supply in the first 48hours makes it centralized by cryptosystem standards (using all available options to ensure a trustless execution of standards). I have to trust that Evan and a few cronies didn't mine the majority of those coins or redistributed them in the months following--there isn't any credible evidence to suggest otherwise, so trust is the only option available (a non-viable one in cryptosystems). You can choose to trust this is so, but that's hardly reassuring for someone with even moderate standards.
Once you address dash's fuliginous beginings, we can move on to why the tech isn't sound, or do you want to skip over dash's centralization issues?