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Spencer Pratt's 'Super Meth' Claims Debunked as Drug War Propaganda by Experts

By

Miles Klee

16d ago· 7 min readenInsight

Summary

The article examines how LA mayoral candidate and former reality TV star Spencer Pratt is using the term "super meth" to fuel fear about drug addiction among unhoused people. Experts and journalists investigate the claim and find that "super meth" is not a real, scientifically recognized phenomenon but rather a recycled piece of drug war propaganda. The article critiques Pratt's campaign tactics and the broader pattern of politicians using exaggerated drug threats to justify punitive policies rather than evidence-based solutions.

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The reality is, no matter how many beds you give these people, they are on super meth.
Experts say it's drug war propaganda.
I will go below the Harb
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The LA mayoral candidate and former reality TV star is fueling his campaign with fears about an ultra-potent meth. Experts say it’s drug war propaganda.

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