“Punglim Pharmatech promises 120,000 syringes for free” 文 Tweet… Netizens’ “President’s Business Picks” Excited

The president is like this, how can companies not give it?

On the 18th, President Moon Jae-in, who caused a controversy about the adequacy of visiting’Punglim Pharmatech’, a manufacturer of’minimum residual syringe’, this time persuaded the company, a small and medium-sized company, to provide free syringes.

It is pointed out whether it is appropriate for the president to persuade small and medium-sized enterprises with annual sales of 30 billion won and receive free syringes. Poonglim Pharmatech is a medical device manufacturer with more than 80 employees, with sales of 30.91 billion won as of 2019.

President Moon tweeted on the night of the 18th, “Punglim Pharmatech will provide 127,000 syringes free of charge for the public. It will be used for Pfizer vaccination by our people. The syringes produced by Shin-Ayanghaeng and Doowon Meditech are as good as this. “No,” said Poonglim Pharmatech’s promise to provide free syringes.

“Our SMEs’ achievements are great, but the process is more valuable,” said President Moon, who praised “Poonglim Pharmatech’s innovation achievements were followed by win-win cooperation between large corporations, SMEs, and the government. Samsung expects that demand for minimal residual syringes will increase.” We predicted first, and recognized Poonglim Pharmatech’s technology and led the mass production of excellent products through all-round cooperation, such as supporting automation of production lines and mold technology.”

Two hours later, former Minister of Small and Medium Venture Business Park Young-seon, a candidate for the Democratic Party’s Seoul mayoral election, retweeted President Moon’s post and exclaimed, “Without President Moon Jae-in, it would have been difficult to persuade CEO Poonglim Pharmatech. In response, some supporters defended President Moon, saying,’Thank you.’

The problem is that, from the words of former Minister Park, this free syringe was not made by Poonglim Pharmatech’s voluntary donation, but by the government’s first proposal and then President Moon’s persuasion.

Many of the netizens who quoted the comments of President Moon and former Minister Park on Twitter poured a crossfire at the comments of President Moon and former Minister Park.

Attorney Song Young-hoon retweeted Park’s post and said, “Should the president’persuade’ even at such a small and medium-sized business to get the syringe for free?” “Even if the company says that it will donate free, he will buy it at a reasonable price according to the government procurement procedure.” You have to do it. Now, you don’t think of SMEs at all that you are not the Minister of SMEs,” he criticized.

Among netizens, “Are you proud of having a spoon even though there is no rice?” Criticisms such as, “Is the President to pay attention to the syringe? Buy a vaccine”, “Idiot old man busy showing on an empty gun without bullets,” “The work was done by Samsung and gave President Moon the opportunity to show off with a great spoon” Poured out.

There were also a flood of articles pointing out the appropriateness of President Moon’s persuasion of small and medium-sized businesses to receive free syringes.

“How much can I just pay for it?” “Punglim Pharmatech is not a large company, but a small and medium-sized company,’is it?” “If you do this at school, you have to spend money on it.” In the case, it’s bad. It’s been ripped off using power.” “Isn’t it that the government should buy it and distribute it for free. I’m worried about coercion being turned into persuasion.”

One netizen said, “If Park Geun-hye did this, he would have been raging about picking small and medium-sized businesses. Even in the days of Park Jeong-hee, they were all dedicated and not forcibly taken,” said President Moon’s writing.