You use a tool based on it's usefulness not based on who created it. The people behind it are irrelevant as long as it is open and verifiable. There are plenty of anarchist, libertarian, ancap, voluntarist, agorists in Monero.

In the rare case the maintainers and developers all maliciously colluded, the community can fork the project just like Monero was forked from BitMonero.

The main use of Monero is as a permissionless private medium of exchange. P2P digital cash. If you are scared of the current volatility, don't hold it longterm. It isnt a panacea for all your problems, sorry.