Yeah, you can twist it anyway you want. Semantics of mining node vs a regular node. Most miners are in China yet most non-mining nodes
are in the US (United States--1814 =27.87%). The point is that the mining nodes will determine whether the code gets forked, not the regular nodes.
And the users determine which fork has value, not the miners.
Now you can argue whether node count is a good metric of where the users stand or not.