As a big fan of the fantastic TV show Breaking Bad I’m aware of the serious damage a drug like Crystalmeth can cause. Sadly, the number of drug addicts is high and the drug users start their careers in an age they should actually care more about their homework than doing drugs.

For this reason, some guys founded the Montana Meth Project, to show the potential young “customers” what this horrible drug is really about:

Our goal is to arm the youth of Montana with the facts about Meth so that they can make a better informed decision when presented with the opportunity to give Meth a try.

The whole thing is actually the first campaign against any form of drugs, which — in my eyes — really works. I’m deeply impressed by the offensive images used in the ads:

The research-based messaging campaign—which graphically portrays the ravages of Meth use through television, radio, billboards, and Internet ads—has gained nationwide attention for its uncompromising approach and demonstrated impact. The campaign’s core message, “Not Even Once®,” speaks directly to the highly addictive nature of Meth.

Here are some examples:(…)
Read the rest of The Montana Meth Project (66 words)

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