Apparently there are no ads from the Drug Czar in this year’s Super Bowl. But do you remember how far they actually sunk after 9/11? Here are some of the offensive Super Bowl ads from 2002-2003.
- DrugWarRant.com, the longest running single-issue blog devoted to drug policy
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The new gang can’t even get the National Drug Control Strategies out on time.
It blows my mind that taxpayer money funded this propaganda during the SUPER BOWL fer chrissakes. Guess they had a little extra money to throw around back then.
Who watches commercials? The Steelers are playing!
Follow-up on USA Today ads by Ron Crickenberger
A full-page ad appearing in two major newspapers and sponsored by the Libertarian Party accused the U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy of supporting terrorism by fighting its “war on drugs.”
OH they need some more commercials like all the diet drugs,anti-inflammatory,pain killers,diabetic drugs,that have poisoned livers and killed folks.
Where are those commercials,for the victims of your negligence FDA and Drug Czar, Your very quite about that it aren’t you
Think about that you fuckers.
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The Karma of the Steelers…
trading MVP Santonio Holmes because of a pot bust…
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