mememememememe,
> don't you believe companies are in a social contract, i.e. they have obligations toward the society in which they operate?

Some are, some aren't. When a company behaves as though it hasn't any obligations to society beyond its legal obligations, it's difficult to credibly argue otherwise. And it is for this reason that strong laws are needed.

Not that it would make any difference at all on this issue. Boycotting North Korea, when not part of a coordinated international effort, certainly won't prevent them from developing nukes. Generally boycotts work better against companies than countries.

The rocket man loved Disneyland as a kid and his big brother went there in Japan. Either Disneyland can be destroyed as punishment or else Kim Young'un can be given free pass for life with choice of pop-corn and no nukes.
Spicy Curry Popcorn. ...
Sweet and Spicy Wasabi Popcorn. ...
Spicy Sriracha Popcorn. ...
Dark Chocolate Popcorn With Sea Salt. ...
Salted Peanut Butter Caramel Corn With Bacon.