Yes a community oriented approach to software development would be ideal for a wallet.
Just because a company does not fund the enemy and sell out their users, it doesn't mean its development must be community oriented. Samourai Wallet is a good example of a company that respected the fundamentals of Bitcoin and privacy without laying in bed with a blockchain surveillance firm.
But until then, does it make it right to bring up moralistic arguments and say that Wasabi should shut down because it could be done better?
I believe I have the right to pinpoint where I see suspicious activity. If a privacy-proclaimed company starts going in the opposite direction, people will stop using it. So, it's a matter of time until it shuts down.
(Even though, at the draconian times we live in,
every privacy-enhancing company will eventually shut down; ethical or not)