Any American can invest in American companies. And even if they do not, they benefit from the taxes the companies pay. (And yes, they do pay their taxes -- they pay a whole lot of taxes.)
Apple certainly does pay their fair share of taxes, but this doesn’t do anything to change the economic structure.
Your facts are correct, but irrelevant.
Apple exists under the same tax regime as every other company and pays what is due. You can certainly argue for increasing taxes on various corporate activities, but to claim that Apple doesn’t pay it’s share is false.
Insurance is also a form of fair tax, when premiums are based on claim history and objective risk factors, and the market is reasonably competitive.
Can you show me a single example of a company paying more than it’s legally mandated share?
If not - why pick on Apple?