You're not the one making the tax dodging decision, some multi millionaire Apple executive is.

The point you're missing is that taking money from Apple takes money from plenty of people who are not wealthy.

If you want to tax redistributively, you should tax the people who actually have the money, not companies. If the company mostly belongs to the "uber wealthy", then they'll get taxed anyway. If it's mostly in the hands of grannies of modest means with a few shares each, then they won't, which is a lot fairer.

I wasn't arguing tax philosophies, I was talking about dodgers of current tax laws.