Don’t join anyone. Just stand alone. Forget about governing. Just create the correct environment to nurture the next generation leaders with the right mentality.

Like it or not, MCA has long been politically dead. Keeping it on life support won’t save it from its decaying state. It’s better to accept this death—only then can the cycle of rebirth begin, and a new body emerge to carry forward what it no longer can.

MCA needs internal reform. The current leadership must ask themselves honestly: are they serving their own interests, or those of the community and the nation? If they are truly committed to the community and the country, then they must do what is necessary.

Slow death or immediate death—what’s the difference? For those at the very bottom, there’s nothing left to lose, but everything to gain by letting go. The more they cling to a decaying identity, the more they will suffer.

The silver lining is that MCA is not an entity without resources. Unlike other parties that may lack such assets, MCA can afford to reform and rebuild.