Every one of those other companies is incredibly heavily regulated. >Tobacco companies for years lied about the risks and promoted false science And were puni

Every one of those other companies is incredibly heavily regulated. >Tobacco companies for years lied about the risks and promoted false science And were punished severely, rightly so. They paid out billions. >Energy companies regularly fund climate change denial organizations (see Heartland Institute) This is difficult to solve within the existing legal infrastructure and might require a constitutional amendment >Monsanto sends detectives after farmers who get tangled with them (https://www.organicconsumers.org/old_articles/Monsanto/farme... https://www.organicconsumers.org/old_articles/Monsanto/farme...) I'm not sure that should be illegal - they sued the farmers and lawyers use investigators. >Tyson, Purdue regularly keep chicken farmers in poverty and silenced about chicken farming conditions. This should be more regulated and there are serious calls to do so. >Volkswagen created emission cheating software to hide their emissions... And are now paying billions for it.