I agree but for different reasons. There is no financial incentive to run a TOR node-- it's expensive and opens you to real legal risks. Therefore most nodes are run by universities and unknown actors-- in any case they are almost all funded by the state. If I was a nation state it would make my job much EASIER if I corralled all of the bad actors into a network that has a handful of defined exit points more or less under my control. The entire notion is absurd. I2P is actually more secure because it routes traffic dynamically rather than trusting a centralized "authority"