Companies offering the drug risk reputation and legal repercussions, according to an Aug. 2 letter sent to CEOs at the two retail giants, as well as Kroger, Albertsons and medical distribution company McKesson Corp. The group said 6,000 Costco customers have signed a petition saying they will cancel their membership if the retailer starts selling the pills.
The religious coalition behind the petition owns about $172 million in shares of the five companies. The coalition was led by Boise, Idaho-based Inspire Investing, which manages $3 billion of assets, and includes the investment arm of the Southern Baptist churches and the American Family Association, a Christian fundamentalist group.
Those 6,000 families will suffer more from the loss of CostCo than CostCo will suffer from the loss of those 6,000 memberships.
If costco rejects them, it almost makes me want to buy a second membership.
They probably lose more money on hot dogs and rotisserie chickens than these weirdos spend
More roast chicken & hot dogs for the rest of us!