It's like "Comparing Apples and Oranges", but i'll bite.
For example, PoS can be abused by rich stakers. Many PoS projects have a so-called pre-mining of coins allocated to the team and the team can abuse such pre-mined coins to gain influence about project decisions.
Not only rich stakers, but also could be abused exchange and staking service. Steemit hostile takeover is good example[1].
A large pre-mine is making a project centralized in many ways and devs can gain much influence by staking a large amount of PoS coins. PoW is not having such issues.
Some PoW coins also have large pre-mine, although almost all of them probably already dying by now.
SEC needs to crush Ripple
Ripple is a centralized shitcoin operated by fraudsters. It was confirmed multiple times, where Ripple’s CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, was involved in fraudulent shilling techniques.
Ripple is clearly a centralized project and SEC needs to take action against Ripple. Hopefully, SEC will win against Ripple because Ripple has committed lots of fraud already.
And just yesterday, the opposite happened[2]. On top of that, SEC sued by many company due to various reason (some of them use reason SEC overstep their role).
[1]
https://cryptoslate.com/big-exchanges-conduct-a-hostile-takeover-of-steem-blockchain-following-tron-acquisition[2]
https://thecryptobasic.com/2025/03/19/sec-vs-ripple-case-finally-ends-as-sec-drops-its-appeal/