"The fact that prohibited drugs are nevertheless so widespread, that it is trivial to get access to them if you want to, is prima facie evidence that prohibitio

"The fact that prohibited drugs are nevertheless so widespread, that it is trivial to get access to them if you want to, is prima facie evidence that prohibition doesn't work" This is false. It is not trivial to get hard drugs. Most people have no idea how, and if they go that route it's risky. If drugs were allowed to be in the corners store, you'd see a 100x increase in their use. Drug prohibition keeps drugs in relatively small terms. Without it, it'd be as common as beer or wine.