Drugfreeworldcinci Informative Speech

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Do you do drugs? Well you shouldn’t because it can really affect not only you but the people around you such as family and friends. The “Drugfreeworldcinci” gave the public a PSA about how drugs can really mess a person’s life up in more than one way. The PSA uses pathos, ethos, and logos to get their point across to the people but use pathos as their strongest tool. In the video it starts off on how a young girl is lured into the world of drugs and it shows how she slowly gets addicted and how fast it can ruin relationships even with the closest people in your life and how it can destroy a persons will to live. This young girl was an outstanding student and was a sweet daughter and a good friend. As soon as drugs hit her system she entered a state that is hard to recover from if you don’t have any help but luckily she had people that cared for her and had …show more content…

To start off it shows that the effects drugs have on a person is a negative thing. It can affect how a person interacts with another person and how anyone can easily become isolated because of drugs. Not only are drugs actually toxic to a person, they are also emotionally toxic. They can a make a person ashamed of themselves causing them to do things one normally wouldn’t do. The more a person does drugs, the more they distance themselves from family members and the friends that actually care for them and the people most important to the person consuming drugs. Distancing themselves from those people can cause an individual to surround themselves with other drugs users which only gets a person deeper and deeper into the world of drugs. But even the deepest person can be helped and can be cared for until they can be healthy again. Drugs can ruin a person’s life in many different ways so it’s better to follow the PSA’s instructions and steer clear of all types of drugs at all

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