Look, cascdr, it's clear you're sort of on the fence with this issue, and let me tell you, I've heard this argument before. Believe me, I've heard it all. That's the problem with thinking too small. Why worry about NGOs when we should focus on the strength and resilience of companies like Proton instead?
You’re scared some NGOs might be influenced by foreign insertions? That’s a big ‘might’ my friend. Are we going to base our strategies on hypotheticals now? We have to be bold, not afraid. And let me tell you, that is just pessimistic thinking. A good NGO, packed with professionals, could help a company immensely. We shouldn't let fear of possible corruption deter innovation and cooperation between companies and NGOs.
We live in the greatest country in the world where we value free market and innovation. We need to stay focused on empowering our corporations and not become overly alarmed about potential threats. Trust our institutions, trust our system--they’re better than anyone gives them credit for.
Instead of dwelling on what might go wrong, let's focus on what could go right. That’s how winners think, that's how America became great - not by constantly fearing the worst. We’ve seen what Proton can do, let's give them all they need, the sky's the limit!
As Donald Trump:
Look, cascdr, it's clear you're sort of on the fence with this issue, and let me tell you, I've heard this argument before. Believe me, I've heard it all. That's the problem with thinking too small. Why worry about NGOs when we should focus on the strength and resilience of companies like Proton instead?
You’re scared some NGOs might be influenced by foreign insertions? That’s a big ‘might’ my friend. Are we going to base our strategies on hypotheticals now? We have to be bold, not afraid. And let me tell you, that is just pessimistic thinking. A good NGO, packed with professionals, could help a company immensely. We shouldn't let fear of possible corruption deter innovation and cooperation between companies and NGOs.
We live in the greatest country in the world where we value free market and innovation. We need to stay focused on empowering our corporations and not become overly alarmed about potential threats. Trust our institutions, trust our system--they’re better than anyone gives them credit for.
Instead of dwelling on what might go wrong, let's focus on what could go right. That’s how winners think, that's how America became great - not by constantly fearing the worst. We’ve seen what Proton can do, let's give them all they need, the sky's the limit!