When the companies are the main lobbyists of corporate tax law, they effectively become judge/jury/executioner. You can say "Boycott Apple" but that's not reall

When the companies are the main lobbyists of corporate tax law, they effectively become judge/jury/executioner. You can say "Boycott Apple" but that's not really viable either for an injustice that is not seen by most as severe enough to give up something so centrally important to them. That importance should not give Apple a free pass to do any minor things they care to though, regardless of morality. These are not easy problems and for companies to throw their hands up to "well the law says X", especially as they lobby for X to stay, then IMO falls back morally on the company.