To: Wolfie
You mean, GASP!, a "Just say No!" ad campaign just might discourage kids from doing something?
To: Question_Assumptions; Know your rights; jmc813
You mean, GASP!, a "Just say No!" ad campaign just might discourage kids from doing something? Hard to say. The same report shows that for the first time, teen marijuana use is greater than cigarette use.
11 posted on
06/18/2004 10:45:56 AM PDT by
Wolfie
To: Question_Assumptions
You mean, GASP!, a "Just say No!" ad campaign just might discourage kids from doing something?First of all, just because this drop coincided with an ad campaign doesn't mean one caused the other. And not all ad campaigns are created equal; did the anti-smoking campaign, for example, use the argument that smoking would cause one to gun down one's friend (as a recent silly anti-pot ad did)?
12 posted on
06/18/2004 11:15:13 AM PDT by
Know your rights
(The modern enlightened liberal doesn't care what you believe as long as you don't really believe it.)
To: Question_Assumptions
I've never seen a "just say no" ad that was remotely useful for stopping anybody from doing anything. Most of their anti-smoking ads give me the jones for a butt.
13 posted on
06/18/2004 11:17:21 AM PDT by
discostu
(Brick urgently required, must be thick and well kept)
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