> The fix for this can't be trying to appeal to their morals. A public corporation doesn't have morals. It isn't a thing that thinks and feels, it's a social c

> The fix for this can't be trying to appeal to their morals. A public corporation doesn't have morals. It isn't a thing that thinks and feels, it's a social construct designed single-mindedly around the creation and accumulation of wealth. You cannot shame one of these companies. You can enforce the law against them, or you can expose them to such bad PR that they change their ways. The only "morals" internal to a corporation are their fiduciary duty to shareholders. We either need to fundamentally change the nature of corporations, or accept this and adjust our laws to compensate for immoral agents.