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That's actually pretty hardcore.

Also keep in mind South Korea is dependent on the US for military protection.

I wouldn’t be surprised if China decides to step into that role.

As the influence of America wanes, it’s a perfect opportunity for China.

And as we saw in the Pakistan - India conflict, their weapons work.

China is allied to North Korea, which South Korea is at war with.

1. It’s a lot more complicated than this.

2. That situation has never stopped weird alliances before.

> South Korea is dependent on the US for military protection

America is dependent on Japanese and South Korean shipyards in the event of a war of attrition in the Pacific.

And between NATO and Qatar, I think it’s fair to say that U.S. security guarantees aren’t currently worth much.

Simple thought: don’t flout immigration law and those companies will have no issues.

They do have to reconsider it. Korea is very dependent on US investment, and if the USA stops investing in retaliation, it's Korea that suffers greatly.