Since Korea is a country with low birth rates and an aging population, military exemptions should be abolished

The elderly population aged 65 and over will reach 30%,
and once the 50s—the last baby boomer generation—become elderly,
the population aged 65 and over will hit 50%.
In a country with a surplus of elderly people and no young people,
there seems to be a lot of debate about providing benefits to a few through military exemptions.
To put it bluntly, it looks like we are applauding them for making money while letting them skip the military.
The argument of "enhancing national prestige" lacks justification, as seen with the BTS military service issue.
Even if someone is an all-time, unrivaled top-tier figure for enhancing national prestige,
there is no need to exempt athletes from military service just because they are making money.