That would not surprise me at all. The only unfortunate thing I find is that dpkg isn't intelligent enough to finger such objectionable packages when these get found and at least let the user know. That way debian could clean up its package archives by having temporary removals of packages done so that requested packages can be installed. A command switch to have dpkg do a dry run on a system if such could be reliably simulated might go some way toward helping this situation.
