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Gritty Anti-Meth Ads Raise Eyebrows

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Since Montana’s anti-meth campaign began in September, the graphic ads can be seen on TV, in newspapers and on billboards all over the state and heard on radio.

A huge billboard bearing harsh public service ads like these greet motorists entering Montana. They’re part of a massive anti-meth campaign funded by software billionaire Thomas Siebel to combat a drug that’s ravaging the country’s rural and gay communities (and is making headway elsewhere).

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