It doesn't matter what miners believe or want, the real threat is that due to the economy of scales, asic farms centralize to regions to where electricity and hardware is cheapest. That region right now is China--does anyone really think that  if China's government sees cryptocurrencies as a threat they won't seize operations and destabilize networks? I know people are being chimerical because they can't do anything about the threat, but sticking your head in the sand doesn't diminish the threat. Unless you can make electricity and hardware the same costs the world over, this threat will remain in regards to asics. At the very least we know botnetminers do their best to remain off the grid as that is in their best interest, and while could see states engaging in botnetmining to take control of asic resistant coins, that's more a product of coding, so no one really has a monopoly.