I need a way to defend against attackers, an ossified chain is no good for that. For example, a hostile dev team makes a change to the reference implementation against the will of the network. An ossified chain would have no chance to do a move like BIP110 in this case and it becomes vulnerable to single point of failure attacks like Core 30.

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BIP-110 is a flawed solution to problems like SegWit or Taproot that weren't even necessary. If Bitcoin hadn't been modified, we wouldn't even have the spam problem, and we wouldn't need flawed solutions like BIP-110.