Comments by "Taxtro" (@MrCmon113) on "Hundreds of Tor Relays are Being Used to De-anonymize Users" video.

33% chance that ONE of the nodes is theirs. So only ~(3/10)^3 chance they can directly identify you.
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@itstheweirdguy Those are DIFFERENT random people distributed world wide and they have zero interest to screw you over. The government does want to ruin your fun and corporations always buckle to governments.
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@nsquezada27 They ALREADY destroyed most of the market. Most people don't have access to most common illegal drugs. They are scared off, don't have the technical knowledge or connections to buy anything. And if the state went even harder after drugs, even fewer people could access them. Even I have probably only done 1/10 of the substances I would otherwise have tried, just bcs stuff is hard to get a hold on and risky to order over borders.
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Stopping violent crimes is infinitely more important than "privacy". If drugs were completely legal 99% of current dark net users would be completely on the side of the feds.
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