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If a person gave a company money to invest for their retirement they can look into the investment company itself but its unreasonable for them to look into every company they invest in. Normal people generally don't have time to check new investments that company makes everyday. Once an individual is made aware of their money being invested into immoral companies then its their responsible to act.
That's a quote from their website, see the difference? Steph didn't just give someone money to invest and they did something without his knowledge.