And monero responded to the block reorganization by increasing decentralized hash rate, mitigating the problem, and devs are exploring options to prevent it from happening again.

It wasn't a 51% attack, they just created "valid" new blocks faster than the rest of the network could, a 51% attack would've let them go back and manipulate old blocks.

To refute the points in your meme.

1. Tails emissions is a fixed supply, 0.6 monero every two minutes (Bitcoin could also be updated to have its supply cap changed at anytime with consensus, or hard forks)

2. Based, so is Bitcoin, the point of Cryptocurrency is to enable people to live their lives freely from state tyranny.

3. Monero is ASIC resistant which is the primary reason the hash rate isn't higher.

4. Monero has adaptive Block size, and when you compare entities like MyNym, CoinCards, etc. that accept both Bitcoin, and Monero, Monero tends to win in consumer spending typically.

5. Price in fiat terms doesn't matter.

6. Hard forks are patches to prevent people from using outdated insecure software.

7. Yes, privacy is the main reason monero is popular because to date the network hasn't been deanonymized, the u.s. government, and Chainalysis have yet found a way to reveal the entire network transactions, and even with individuals they've targeted it was resource intensive to deanonymize, and primarily the main point of failure was swapping out to transparent blockchains. Monero still has reliable privacy even if the privacy is less optimized than Zcash.

8. I have many different Monero piles for different reasons, very rarely if ever have I sold it for fiat. Usually I use it to buy gift cards, or swap into other cryptos to use them for vendors that don't yet accept Monero.