Since punk music is fundamentally a subgenre of rock, the only way to fulfill this challenge is if the Sex Pistols, and the punk movement as a whole, poisons the well and stops anyone from making music in a guitar-bass-drums formation. Don't think that's really possible.
Yeah, as long as the Sex Pistols remain influential, we can assume people are buying their albums and stations are giving them airplay.
And Quincy Takes On Punk Rock notwithstanding, how much moral panic did punk rock really create? As I recall, the public response was more just "That's a lot of noisy crap made by people who dress stupid", rather than the "OMG they're leading our children to Satan and suicide!!" that later got associated with metal.
Could be wrong though. By the time I was aware of punk, it was the early 80s and the genre was already on its last legs. But even in my conservative Canadian hometown, I still recall people being more outraged about heavy metal than punk. Maybe because the latter was more subcultural in its appeal, never really got a wide following?