Then maybe you shouldn't of bought drugs with them in the first place...how bout that? 

Don't ever speak on my behalf again. I think you are feeling a bit too self-righteous having joined this forum not 3 months ago.

I would suggest first viewing Andreas M. Antonopoulos' presentation to the L. A. Bitcoin meetup in its entirety. He explains why blacklists, whitelists etc as is being proposed in this thread will destroy Bitcoin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTPQKyAq-DM

This proposed fork together with "Coin Validation" belongs in the trash heap.

Edit: Will Zerocoin work for the large number of coins the US Government holds?

The above is a verbatim copy of my reply to this thread https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/412041.0;all It applies equally to this other proposed fork. Regardless of whether it is the state trying to freeze coins or those who hate the state trying to seize the state's coins the answer in both cases has to be NO.

The above is a verbatim copy of my reply to this thread: https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/5979.0;all

As with the two fork proposals above this one also belongs in the trash.

Take the tainted coins. They're just as good as other bitcoins. You can tell by the way the FBI chose to keep them, not burn them.
At an individual level, concern over the source of every satoshi of your funds is too much for human processing capabilities.

It would, on the other hand, please and amuse me greatly if exchanges already had code in place to:
• detect coins from the FBI purse in accounts deposits
• relieve those accounts of those coins
• destroy the coins by sending them to an impossible address (range)

But my my they'd have to have some titanium testicles. And a go bag ready.

i dont see any reason to boycott any tainted BTC

to the OP and anyone that does not want tainted coins. please send any tainted coins you receive to either:
1. me
2. a faucet
3. anyone that has also posted that they dont care

Wrong, everything within the Bitcoin network is forever recorded having a detailed record of the past.

"Pecunia non olet"

Well yeah, but it's probably easier to just launder cash. Bitcoin/cryptocurrency is just a new way to do this.

That is what happens when the current financial system is underpinning you.