Every individual in a society is "enforcer of public morality". Corporations are just different to regular people in that they wield a disproportionate amount o

Every individual in a society is "enforcer of public morality". Corporations are just different to regular people in that they wield a disproportionate amount of power and capital. If you want to abolish the system allowing corporations levels of power effectively equivalent to public utilities and branches of government, we can have that conversation. But if you want to continue them to have that and are still outraged about their decisions it's not because of a principled stance about them being "enforcers of public morality", you just disagree with their morality.