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LSD: Trip of Trap / Drug Scare Film/ Part Two

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Part 2 1960's Anti-drug film.

" And it is a fact that animal embryos have been horribly deformed by mothers who have been given average doses of LSD "

    LSD: Trip of Trap / Drug Scare Film/ Part One

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    Part 1 1960's Anti-drug film

    "Like most acid heads, Frank had an obsession with turning other people on"

      1960's Drug Scare Film / Part Two

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      Part 2. 1960's anti-drug film.

      "He is away and flying . . .up, up, up and out of this world"

        1960's Drug Scare Film / Part One

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        1960's anti-drug film.

        "In the jungleland of narcotics... its fight, claw, kill and every man for himself"

          FooFoo Dust: Anti Meth Advert

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          This sample public service announcement by documentary filmmaker Gina Levy would never run in the United States.  Four-letter words aside, the use of actual drug addicts rather than actors is generally taboo in U.S. broadcast markets.  What explains this prohibition?

            Commercial against drugs

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            Three colleagues are talking by the coffee machine. One of them, represented like a stereotypical drug-addict, can’t follow their conversation. The others don’t understand. The commercial warns us: “drug problems do not look like you would imagine. Perhaps this is why you can’t see them.”

              Campaign of the Argentine Advertisement Council

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              Two commercials in one video: the first one, to push parents to talk with their children, before their drug problems lead them to their death; the second one, about cocaine and its addictive power, which destroys the brain hiding behind the innocent looks of a White line.

                Ask Frank - Inquisitive Kid

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                A goofy looking inquisitive kid pops up in closets, clubs, squalid loos, raves and bedrooms to ask annoying infantile  questions like, 'What's wrong with your face?' and 'How long are you going to feel like that for ?'

                 

                  Bored In Iraq

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                  Iraqi soldiers - smoking pot while on duty is a bad thing to do.

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