Hi RenegadeMan,
You have made your position about the negativity aspect of drugs very clear. I can truly appreciate that and am in no way condoning that behavior. I completely understand your concern about widespread adoption, however I feel that this particular issue is one of the freedom-oriented aspects of crypto that simply cannot be compromised on because it defeats the whole purpose.
At the risk of citing libertarian rhetoric, I'm sure you're familiar with the phrase "guns don't kill people, people do." The same could be said for knives, rocks, cars, sticks, and so on. So what do rocks have in common with Darkcoin? They're untraceable facts of nature that simply exist in the world where we humans live. Instead of trying to blame rocks for the downfall of humanity, try talking to the person and see what's bothering him.
If you start regulating/restricting/confiscating/tracking all of the "tools" which someone whose behavior you don't agree with uses, then pretty soon you will be left with nothing but empty space and no air to breathe.
It is fine to be upset about negative behavior, but please, please don't blame the cash! It didn't do anything but exist for people to use it!
Completely fungible money is a unversal right for everyone which should never be taken away. You should be very proud of the fact that you are actively contributing in a community that is gifting something to the world which will benefit 100% of society by improving productivity. 100% is one-hundred-percent, good and bad. What they choose to do with it is up to them. If you can decide WHO uses it and for WHAT, then you are back to square one with an opportunity for centralized authoritarian control, social engineering, and worse.
let me ask you this: If Darkcoin's unversal fungibility spurs economic growth that eventually amounts to us becoming a space-faring race with 25 colonized planets and 500 billion humans, but the same 10~15% of that population uses drugs or does nefarious things, is that still unacceptable to you?
BOOM! +1