I believe in America. Despite, according to some, the fact that we have the most unsupportive government when it comes to business, despite the fact that government expects corporations (and individuals) to succeed on their own, we have the most diverse, by far the largest economy on the planet. We have the most corporations, we have more of the super-sized corporations than any nation, again, despite the fact that our government must be the most unsupportive of its own companies. We have numerous corporations that lead in their respective industries, again, despite the lack of interference of government. They innovate, they market, they succeed, they profit, again, all without the interference of government.
Maybe allowing citizens and corporations to be as free as possible to succeed on their own isn't so bad after all. Of course, that may mean some fall flat on their faces, but no situation will be perfect. Of course, the government will need to set up some rules, but largely it benefits people and corporations to be free.
To be clear, the primary reason why Detroit sits in the exact spot it does as underdog today is not because the US government has failed to help them out or that Japan has helped Toyota. The primary reason, the majority reason, is that Detroit failed to invest during good years, failed to make great product, failed its customers; that had absolutely nothing at all to do with government. Not one bit. Detroit will rise again when it embraces its heritage as a free American industry and starts building the products with innovative features that we know it can build. That is the America I know and love.