Watch the soup ad linked. Seems like a really neat advertisement for soup right? We got that corny joke in there, a bit of Star Wars, and the kid is freakin adorable. After seeing it, A woman got rustled over the ad and complained towards cambell that "I'm sick of this homosexual agenda. you sell soup, not buttsex. Take this ad down or your company will no longer exist" ...now I respect people's opinions, everyone has one, and I might not agree with them, but I won't hate someone for having one... I just...can't comprehend how she saw a child eating soup and immediately thought of anal sex... There's a problem there. I mean how does one make that jump? Why would they immediately think that? I know what your thinking, first coffee cups get people mad, and now a soup ad. What has the world come to? [u]But wait, the plot thickens![/u] Someone trolled her creating a fake cambell customer support page. Writing back to the woman "Jess hicks" saying "It seems you have somehow mistook two men Feeding their child soup as a pornographic film depicting anal stimulation? My word Jessica, that is quite a leap." "It might as well" she writes back. "The poor kid must have a terrible life." "Imagine going to school and having to say you have two dads" I assume she means that the kid will be bullied, not realizing that she would be part of the group bullying the child... The customer support troll "went for the kill", stating "I'd be more embarrassed going to school with anyone knowing I am in someway associated with you" Then when she says a kid should be raised only by a mom and dad, the troll writes "Jess, please send our condolences to your child" And that's the story Now I'm just summarizing this off of a TYT video (well trying to summarize it) and I can't really type this in a way that's structured better since I'm on my phone...but I wanted to see what you guys thought of this. How do you feel about this innocent ad depicting two parents feeding their child soup? Edit:forgot to mention: the goal of the ad was to show that diverse families buy their products as well...or something like that.