See it this way: In the past, religion and state were one and the same. Proposing their separation would be akin to an act of heresy... And everyone in power would object to it, especially the monarchs who were blessed by said religion.

Think of it, what is the current religion of many? Money. Now we are proposing separating money from state, in a way, its a recreation of the past, and yes, they did oppose it...

Still the number of countries in opposition is surprisingly minimal after a whole decade. We should always take a look at wikipedia:

Legality of bitcoin by country or territory

Illegal in: Algeria, Egypt, Morocco; Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador; Saudi Arabia, Iran; Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan; China, Taiwan; Cambodia, Indonesia.

Just 15 out of nearly 200 countries, 10 years after its inception. A system of payment made from the ground up, built to withstand governments and institutions, border-less, secure, intangible, yet verifiable unique. Its just math, essentially. Geek triumph?

Countries that ban it are fools, they are simply telling wealth to go elsewhere. Its like they are too rich or something, very ironic given most in the list are rather poor, but it does tell you one of the reasons they still are.

Because Libra is centralized, its easy to destroy. Bitcoin? You have no rich man, or company to go after, you can never catch its creator, and even if you did, you could never stop his/her creation, not even him/her can anymore. The genie is out of the bottle, there is no turning back, you can't undo history.

Embrace it and learn how to profit from it, or put your head inside a hole in the ground pretending it doesn't exist while the rest of your neighbors enjoy the benefits. Your call...