Montana Meth Project Ads at 10 Advertising and Marketing Journal

Montana Meth Project Ads

Published March 26th, 2007 in Advert

The goal of the Arizona Meth Project, which will be launched in April, is to keep away youths and young adults from using methamphetamine for the first time.

From 1990 to 2004, the rate of meth related hospital admissions in rural Arizona counties increased by 2,950 percent, according to an online brochure by the Attorney General’s Office.

My mom knows I`d never hurt her. Then she got in the way.

My girlfriend would do anything for me. So I made her sell her body.

My friends and I share everything. Now we share Hepatitis and HIV.

My sister always looked up for me. Even I made her an addict.

Meth. Not even once.

This ad prints are in addition to the Meth Project Ads already posted here.

7 Responses to “Montana Meth Project Ads”

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1 Dave Mar 29th, 2007 at 6:26 am

This propaganda certainly isn’t relevant or appropriate for this website.
2 Rife Mar 30th, 2007 at 2:49 am

Propaganda? Grow up. Until you’ve seen the damage meth does, you truly have no right to express such an odious and uninformed opinion.
3 Lemurc Apr 1st, 2007 at 4:07 am

There is no propaganda on this site. You just see ads, not propaganda.
For propaganda follow their links.
4 Melanie Rumfelt May 1st, 2007 at 8:51 pm

I want you people to also let people that are still into their addiction know that once you stop using, you can appear as if you never did meth. Yes, it may take a little bit of time, but if that is what is holding you back from getting out of it. You still have hope. Dont think that it is a worthless cause.

I want all current meth users to know that they are worth it and their physical and mental state can be replenished.

I am a recovering meth addict for a year now. It took someone to help me feel worth it to keep me going. Tell them they are smart, tell them they are beautiful. Not stupid, with no brain cells left. Let family and friends know that the put downs dont help. It will only prolong the cycle.

Thanks for listening.
5 danutza_andrei Mar 7th, 2008 at 3:23 pm

These pictures speak for themselves, we don’t need words to express how serious the drug problem is. This campaign is very expressive, let’s hope people will learn more about this.