Monero is not anonymous when your metadata can be correlated. One example of metadata which unmasks your anonymity is your IP address. And no, Tor and I2P mixnets do not hide your IP address from the government, in fact they are thought to be Sybil attacked honeypots that not only tell the government your IP address but also alert the NSA et al that you should come under extra scrutiny.
...Thus I have explained there is no Nash equilibrium in Monero's penalty feature (unlike for Satoshi's longest chain rule where there is indeed a Nash equilibrium because if miners don't converge on the longest chain then all their chains are invalid/orphans and worthless without consensus).
...Monero Review:
Broken anonymity [✓]
Broken scaling [✓]
Broken game theory / Broken Nash Equilibrium [✓]
Delusional, retarded and pumper-minded community [✓]
Cryptographers with broken cryptographic ideas [✓]
Broken de-centralization that will tend to centralization [✓]
Congratulations. You passed your "broken crypto" review with flying colors.
Monero #REKT
So I wonder if you're some sort of reverse troll. Why? Two reasons: First, TPTB_need_war has more and harsher criticisms of dash, so the best you can do is make dash look worse than Monero. Second, you're taking many of TPTB_need war's statements out of context and purposely removing the time stamps to mask that many of those quotations are very old and do not reflect his current understanding of Monero--which is probably going to piss him off and entice him to find more failures in dash--though that list is long already.
So who are you working for? Because you're not doing dash any favors
(note no one is excluded from leaving the broken design and joining the winner)