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Ross Ulbricht—who was serving a life sentence over a conviction for running a dark web illicit drug market before being pardoned by President Donald Trump—is making the case that legalizing all drugs is a superior policy to prohibition, telling a roomful of conservatives at a conference that criminalization should end even if it’s “not necessarily what you want to hear.”

During a speech before Turning Point USA’s Student Action Summit (SAS) on Saturday, Ulbricht gave a forceful argument in support of legalization, referencing the failures of alcohol prohibition and the criminal activity that policy created and explaining the need for personal accountability over government-sanctioned criminalization.

While many people might reasonably prefer to see illicit drugs wiped out altogether from society, Ulbricht stressed that it isn’t a feasible option and “making drugs illegal and throwing people in prison for it is also not the answer.”

“We’ve been trying it for a long time—getting it wrong,” he said.

“So what do we do? It’s complicated, right? I’ll give you an example,” the former federal prisoner said. “There is a harmful, addictive drug that most of you have already tried. It’s called alcohol. Alcohol is legal. It’s sold in bars and grocery stores—and as a society, we leave it up to the owners of those stores to decide whether or not they’re going to sell it, and we leave it up to individuals to decide whether or not they’re going to buy it and consume it.”

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