My concern with DPOS since the beginning was the introduction of politics into what I feel should be a democracy free zone. Ultimately what I have come to understand (with great help for Bytemaster) is that this problem exists in all cryptocurrencies. If the majority of bitcoin miners and users decided that rather than cut new coin generation in half every four years they would double it, that is what would happen. This would require a fork, and majority consensus. If the majority of BitsharesX users decided that they wanted an inflationary scheme to bring in more users, then it would require a fork and majority consensus.
It is concerning that crypto. Our chance to free ourselves from the shackles of oppression. Ultimately is a form of democracy, with all of the evil that entails.
''The market is a democracy in which every penny gives a right to vote'' - Ludwig von Mises.
A democracy that is voluntary, like a DAC, is fine in my opinion. If you don't like what a DAC is doing, you can withdraw economic consent. Democracy is only a problem when its politcally imposed on people.