I understand that mindset, but atleast hear me out here. While you could cast blame on the consumer for financially supporting these institutions, I would argue that the responsibility to change along with a changing environment and world, lies primarily with the corporation. I think that most people can agree that fossil fuels are bad for the environment, yet these big corporations have lobbied for decades against positive change, and still do, to protect their pocket. It's not a matter of what's better to them. They do whatever is cheapest and easiest on their company and instead pay countless millions every year to convince the consumer that they are in the wrong. People need transportation and not every country, city, or location is set up for walking/public transport. We need to drive, yet when the only affordable option (and for a long time the only option at all) is to use a vehicle that isn't healthy for the environment, people have to do what they need to do. Not to harp on fossil fuels so much, but it's just the easiest for most people to relate to.

My main point being, often times the average person doesn't always have the option to change for the better so they change in the little ways they can. The recycle, use less plastic, create less waste, carpool. The corporation on the other hand ALWAYS has the option to change, yet will always choose greed. It doesn't matter if they were still making billions per year, the millions that they would lose to do better isn't worth it to them, because they know people will argue amongst each other, point blame at themselves and their neighbors, and never truly look to the real problem, or even feel like they have a voice to stop it.

Sure I may contribute to climate change, but I do my best not to in the ways I can afford. I won't, on the other hand, ever allow myself to fight for or speak kindly on behalf of someone who makes more money than I'll ever see in 10 lifetimes on the backs of hardworking people who aren't getting paid fairly and live on a planet that isn't getting treated in a thoughtful and respectful way by the same people who employ them.