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No Soup For You Speech

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Sorry, Campbell 's, "No Soup for You"

The Campbell 's Soup company, along with Pepperidge Farm, Pace, Spaghetti O 's, V8, Swanson and Prego have voiced their support for the gay-marriage agenda, and they are not being shy about it.

In their newest advertisement, the beloved American soup is being shared by a gay couple and their son. Charisma magazine notes that "It starts off with the first man feeding soup to the little boy and in a Star Wars Darth Vader voice says, "Luke, I am your father." Then the other man enters the scene and says, "No, Luke, I am your father." This is all part of Campbell 's new #RealRealLife campaign.

While gay people eat soup and should be free to do so, Campbell 's should stay out of the gay marriage forum and not send the message that the sinful practice of gay marriage is okay. If this is what Campbell 's believes "real life" looks like, then it is time for the other "real life people" who don 't believe that the gay …show more content…

If you believe that Campbell 's has crossed the line, please, tell them so. They were not afraid to be in-your-face with their agenda. It is time Christians stopped being afraid of voicing their concerns boldly and loudly. Then, we need to be ready to speak with our pocketbooks.

To contact Campbell 's soup and urge them to stop showing this inappropriate commercial and any others like it, Click on this link to Take Action!

Let Campbell 's know that Christian values are as valid as homosexual and LGBT ones and that you will not continue to pay for their agenda. Should they continue to promote the homosexual lifestyle, you and your family will need to stop purchasing any of Campbell 's Soup Company brands such as Pepperidge Farm, Pace, Spaghetti O 's, V8, Swanson and Prego.

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