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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIQJlo8HamgWhat do you say to buying the generic brand of soup from now on

Agreed Eddie.I would love to boycott - but those things were full of so much sodium - I have already given them up years ago

Store Brand is cheaper anyway

Campbell's soups aren't fancy unless they are the kind you don't need a can opener for. If I've tried those, they aren't memorable, and either for price or taste, I go with Progresso if I'm in a situation where I have to eat out of a can. For quality, generic canned products are probably just as good.But I agree it's good not to eat out of a can.In the ad, the poor boy would have been confused if it were real life, No, I am your father. That's a paraphrase from memory. One disagreed that the other was the father. Even the gays can't stick to their own agenda.Maybe we should at least send a bunch of email to Campbell. There are only between 1 and 10% of the population who are gay. How much canned soup are they going to eat? But they can offend a lot of Christians

you have got to be kidding , what is wrong with these people!

I am learning, slowly, that gay people--as well as drug addicts, alcoholics, smokers, adulterers, fornicators, etc.--can be quite decent folks in many ways. This doesn't mean that they are not sinning and on their way to hell. But it does say that, hey, people of all types still have real feelings...and need a real Jesus.Not one person on earth is going to be persuaded to NOW become a homosexual because of this commercial. I would even go so far as to say this is not at all a celebration of homosexuality, but rather simply the acknowledgement that it is a fact of life...and that even homosexuals can love their children and try to make a life.

If I had to guess, I'd say the person behind the ad wants to normalize it, which seems a little sick to me.Ads, in general, aren't real world. They contain a disproportionate number of very attractive people and unrealistic circumstances.

It's an example of a company jumping on the bandwagon of presenting homosexuality as normal.What really bothers me about it is the brainwashing of the kids who watch it into thinking it's normal to have two homosexual dads. There are probably some boys raised without dads who might see that and it might appeal to them, and it might plant some wicked seed. There could be some kid out there who explores homosexuality later in life over some small thing like this, or at least it could be a contributing factor

A relatively small minority of Christians who email Campbell and stop buying their products could hurt their sales enough to make an example of the company

WE now buy 2 cans of soup a month. A Progresso New England Clam Chowder that my wife used in a super fish stew.That said when I ate canned soup, Campbell soup was my favorite. We do not buy it and will not because it is not part of our diet.