Yes, I get that in terms of where there are alternatives, like Bitcoin, we can choose to store our savings outside of the government fiat state monopoly...rather than asking/hoping they might reform fiat. In that sense I see Bitcoin as an excellent mechanism that can really pressure governments to change, as it has provided an alternative which creates healthy competitive pressure upon the state fiat monopoly. Often governments do not listen (sometimes because they are owned by bankers and corporates) and so more direct, or indirect actions are justified!