[MichaelGG]

1. This "fiduciary responsibility" is trotted out and misunderstood. There's not a requirement to do things that might be harmful for the company. People say this responsibility like it's some law that companies must do any and everything that shows any possibility of short-term profit. But it'd be totally fine for a company to decide to do something else. Justification can be as simple as "This increases trust towards our brand".

But the rest of the points are accurate. They are doing nothing illegal and it's stupid to expect people to pay more tax than they owe. If countries want them to pay more tax, then change the law. It's silly this is even a discussion.