Citizens have the right to change those law's whenever they chose to do so. The matter of business responsibility requires some basic rethinking. Yes, we should expect and demand that corporate executives maintain high ethical standards and be accountable to the community for the consequences of their actions. But it would be foolish to turn over responsibility for the good of the whole to corporate executives with the expectation that they will be good and honest kings when the system in which they work gives its most lucrative rewards to those who are not good and honest. Political reform to get corporations out of politics would be an important first step.
Corporations are public bodies created by public charter to serve a public interest.
It is their proper role to follow the rules, not make them. If those rules restrict the freedom of corporate action, that is one of their essential purposes. If corporations have more power than democratically elected governments, the appropriate response for citizens is not to abandon democracy. It is to reclaim that power and restore democracy. Citizens, acting through their governments, must reassert their right to set the rules for those who do business within their political jurisdiction.