I hadn't been keeping track of the way others had been voting on the issue, except for those that were very vocal or obvious about their support one way or the other, so when I looked at the list of people that had voted for centralization I was surprised to see some of the people that were on that list.

As I said in my own little post on the issue, an airdrop is a gift from a blockchain. It doesn't take away any other tokens someone might have, or their ability to use a particular platform. It's just a gift.