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How is showing a gay couple in a commercial a political cause or a promotion of social change? When there are straight families on a commercial it isn't political. Some people need to stop being such babies about gay people.
I am certainly not anti gay and I will not stop buying Cambell's soup, though I don't buy it very often anyway, but I too have to question the reasoning behind 2 gay dads. I do think it is pushing a political cause or promoting something that does not nee promoting. No way are gay families considered traditional. again, I am not saying there is anything wrong with gay families but they are anything but traditional
conservative white males went crazy over a cheerios ad with a black father and white mother with a mixed kid with the same weak line of reasoning the op uses to justify
How could an inanimate object like soup be gay? If you're worried about soup being gay, you might have a bit of an issue with yourself. It's like worrying about a gay door knob or gay tennis ball or something...
I thought it was a cute commercial. I'm also gay. Fact is, there are gay people: deal with it. I really don't get why people whine and complain about gays so much? Same thing with that interracial Cheerios ad 2 years ago.
op, turn the tv off if something so simple can offend you. I wonder does all the sexy commercials selling tires to toothpaste bother you too?
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