BBC News reports that a television advert for the charity Barnardos has received over 477 complaints.
Viewers - including some child abuse victims - had complained its repeated scenes of a young girl being hit and later taking drugs were distressing.
Thankfully the Advertising Standards Authority have backed the advert stating that "the scene involving the violence, although shocking to watch, showed the violence as unacceptable behaviour and did not encourage or condone it." The report went on to say "We concluded that the aim of the ads justified the use of such strong imagery".
It begs the question; if 477+ people felt that strongly about it why not do something more constructive like supporting Barnardos (or the NSPCC) rather than complaining.
Read the full BBC News Online article.