Drug Propaganda
The 1960s was a wonderful time for anti-drug propaganda. The establishment, losing the deathgrip of conformity that was easily maintained in the ’50s, felt seriously threatened by the rising tide of counterculture, and they prepared plenty of PSA's to prove what kind of threats it posed. This one is especially convincing. It tells the tale of a woman tragically seduced into trying LSD, who now has to live forever with the guilt of murdering the father of a family of hot dogs.
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'Cocaine - Inflames the Senses' in 1935 £6.99
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'Marihuana - Weird Orgies' in 1936 £6.99
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'Marihuana - Wild Dope Parties' in 1936 £6.99
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'Marihuana Exposed' in 1936 £6.99
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'Marijuana - The Devil's Harvest' £6.99
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'Reefer Madness - Public Enemy Number 1' in 1936 £6.99
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'Reefer Madness - The Sweet Pill' in 1936 £6.99
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'She Shoulda Said No' £6.99
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'She Shoulda Said No' £6.99
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'The Burning Question' £6.99
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'The Marihuana Story' in 1950 £6.99
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'The Marihuana Story, Argentina' in 1950 £6.99
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'The Marihuana Story, Argentina' in 1950 £6.99
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'The Pace that Kills' in 1935 £6.99