This is an anti advertising for meth. It is obviously seen as an appeal of fear from the woman with uneven, stained teeth and scratches and scabs on her lips and face. Who would want that?
The appeal to fear is that if a person does not want to end up looking like the woman above, they should most definitely not start using meth. The sarcasm of the advertisement: "You'll never worry about lipstick on your teeth again," is very intriguing. It made me think, "That is not the kind of lipstick I would like on my mouth." To me based off this advertisement, meth is not worth it and has negative effects orally.
To sum up this advertisement as an argument, the premise would be that if a person uses meth, then their mouth would look like the picture. This is considered as a valid argument. Use meth and you will get problems in your mouth. The premise and conclusion cannot be true and false at the same time.
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