Rehabs.com launches confronting new campaign: More than Meth, The Faces Of Drug Arres

^ Thanks for sharing that link, you bet these assholes are gonna get one hell of a complaint letter from me ;). People forget that even good people can get addicted to drugs and alcohol, not every addict is just some criminal that needs to be exploited or used as an example and even the ones who do turn to crime just need a bit of help, not be thrown in a fucking cage full of murderers and exploited without consent. This really sickens me...
 
They're cherry-picking the worst pictures they can find. Granted, meth can screw you up physically, but if you take someone at the end of a long run and put up their picture that was taken under fluorescent lighting...well.

I'd like to see 2 weeks later when they're fully hydrated and have been sleeping, showered, allowed to put on decent clothes etc.
 
This is a list of people who have run across some fire ass crank.

Also shows why you need to stay the hell out of that mirror.

Quit picking at that little pimple.

Reminds me of when I picked my eyebrow off twacked out of my head. I still have a little red dot from using pliers to pop a deep zit.

I look back and laugh, but I see the damage I did in the mirror every time :(
Fucking speed.
 
^hah..Yeah, it's not that speed doesn't fuck you up, but this is clearly a case of them finding the worst pictures in the whole database to scare people!
 
I was thinking the same thing - the mugshots are all of tweakers. And they picked the absolute worst-looking ones - the poor souls.

Not that it surprises me, as these jerks are the same group of pigs responsible for "Faces of Meth" (aka The Montana Meth Project).

Can you guess what the public's reaction would be if these assholes from rehabs.com were to obtain access to hundreds of pictures of severely intoxicated, vomit/piss/shit-covered alcoholics; and then they pick the ten most gag-inducing of the lot, Photoshop them into an advertisement for a rehab program which can only be afforded by a small percentage of the American population, and finally they publish it online? My prediction would be nothing short of outrage. And the ad would probably be destroyed within 24 hours of publication.
 
spacejunk said:
This is about poverty, not drugs.
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Exactly. The homeless in my town don't look too good either, it's from hard living. Whether its booze or meth the homeless addict lifestyle is hard on you. I am sure there are rich speed heads with clear skin and good teeth.
 
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