That is true, and there might be a decent argument for it (bringing the cash to invest in the US).
But the comment I replied to was implying that Google lobbying alone was responsible for all that is wrong in the world, and even the valiant efforts of Apple, Microsoft, and Facebook couldn't stop it.
Their site is little more than PRwire and their posts are glorified press releases. To get reader attention these press releases (that TC regurgitates with little editorial input) often contain controversial statements about a high profile company they mean to offset and that company is usually Google.
I usually would refrain from ancknowleging clearly ignorant and trollish comments, but yours is too stupid to resist.
First the laws in question that enable profit shifting for digital firms were enacted pre-internet (which means pre-Google by the way).
As for your evidence-free assertion about lobbying, let's assume it's true, Google lobbies more than those corps combined, does that mean that these three you mention, who employ similar tax reduction techniques are proactivly lobbying to pay more taxes?! And are we to believe that these tech companies you mention are the only ones who "lobby" on tax issues or otherwise?!
If anyone is to depricate anything that is the way to do it.
Yours is the generic reactionary comment for these sorts of submissions. You ignore the motive and thinking behind these actions and resort to FUD.