What is the relationship between Steemit and Tron?

I saw @justineh writing an article titled My Personal Thoughts-Steem / Tron Saga. I read the article with photos and videos of a fascinating long black haired American woman.
@justineh's voice was low and it was hard to listen. Her writings seemed like a critique of the relationship between Steemit and Tron.
I don't know much about cryptocurrencies, so I read discussions of @valued-customer and @joeyarnoldvn.

@valued-customer insisted that Tron would create centralization, suppressing Steemit's freedom.
@joeyarnoldvn seemed to want the stability and order given by centralization because decentralization gave confusion and disorder.
@joeyarnoldvn seemed to see @valued-customer as anarchistic and socialist.

Although I may have misunderstood the conversation between the two because of my mistake in English, the two seem to compare the US voting system to Tron.
Of particular interest are the concepts of Democracy vs Republic and Limited Anarchy, as claimed by @joeyarnoldvn.

Democracy vs Republic is, in my opinion, the difference between the Athenian Democratic and the Roman Republic.
Athenian democratic powers are created by citizens' votes, while Roman republics are created by agreements of the Senate and civil society.
In my opinion, the United States had a political system that harmonized the Athenian Democratic, the Roman Republic, and the ancient Israeli theocratic state .

I don't know much about America's politics, elections, or voting system, but I felt Steemit was related to the US voting system.

@ valued-customer seems to insist that if Steemit merges with Tron, the Steemit run by the American voting system will disappear.
On the other hand, @joeyarnoldvn seems to argue that SteemIt doesn't matter if it merges with Tron.

I have no information about the US voting system and stock trading, so it's hard to understand what they're saying.