UPS will not ship human embryos. But it will ship the drug designed to destroy those innocent human lives.
A shareholder proposal asks UPS to examine the legal, regulatory, and reputational risk of distributing abortion drugs, particularly mifepristone.
The company's answer is that a carrier cannot know what is in every package.
UPS ships firearms under dedicated accounts, contractual agreements, shipper verification, adult signature, and direct-delivery rules. It plainly knows how to identify a product category and apply scrutiny when it decides to.
The Comstock Act has been federal law since 1873, and bars common carriers from transporting drugs intended to produce abortion. More than twenty states now restrict these drugs, including Georgia, where UPS is headquartered.
Firearms are constitutionally protected.
This shipment of abortion drugs is already addressed by federal statute.
What a strange moral code.
UPS needs to get out of the abortion business.

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