Context matters, words too matters. The kind of words someone uses to convey their messages can obscure the meaning of what they intend to pass. I understand the feeling when someone misquotes you or misinterprets your intentions, I also don’t like it and that’s why we should do better in conveying our messages clearly.
Bitcoin was designed to be decentralised so everyone who owns it has control over what happens with their portion, there’s no central body in control but it is not without a founder.
I agree with this, I also want to point out that context goes beyond just the meaning of a word, you need to look out for what role that word is playing in whatever sentence it was used in because sometimes a word can mean one thing but used in a way that conveys the opposite meaning after all bitcoin wasn't discovered, it was created and that automatically means it has a founder so just seeing a sentence that has 'bitcoin' and 'no founder' in it doesn't automatically mean the person is saying bitcoin has no founder.
However, Bitcoin’s biggest strength is not only its high price but also its total market cap, credible monetary policy, decentralization, limited supply and network effects that have been built up over a long period of time.
Treating bitcoin as a resource and understanding that when a resource is more valuable when it's scarce and very much in need is one of the things that shows how much of a genius Satoshi was.