Sorta, but more like marking anyone's packets from outside your (or a friendly and cooperative country's) legal jurisdiction with the evil bit by default, and then also tracking which person or company, not device or IP address, originated every packet, so if they sent anything that should have been evil-bitted you can track them down.

Again, I reckon it's either that or this problem never gets much worse. Given trends, I expect we're gonna lose the open, global Internet.