You bring up a lot of very valid points. Most of EOS govenrnance happening right now was in our opinion drafted ad-hoc, prematurely, and often by people without the necessary grasp of the matter. They all meant well, but that doesn't make the cut, and causes more harm than good.

This we believe will change soon, as referendum contracts are developed, and much more scrutiny will be present when it comes to protection of the decentralized nature of EOS, which was recently taking a hit, at least conceptually.
We are also working pretty hard on these issues but decided to take a deep dive into the roots of the problem, rather than jump the gun and rush things.