Gun control in Korea will be relaxed within 10 to 20 years

1. Low birth rate and aging population
2. Massive influx of foreigners
3. And the mixed-race second generation born among them
The scale of conflict arising as these groups clash with Korean society will be enormous.
Foreigner crime, delinquency among mixed-race children—
we will see a lot of this in the news in the future.
In the midst of that, not to mention the shortage of police and military personnel....
By that time, the topic of "relaxing gun control" will inevitably surface.
"Shouldn't Koreans start arming themselves too?" The US will be right there, egging them on.
Naturally, it will gradually be discussed in the National Assembly as well.
Some of you might say, "What nonsense! That will never happen!"
But reality is different.
Just 20 years ago, when people said, "Poor people are fat and the rich are actually thin,"
we thought that wouldn't happen here,
but now it has become a reality.
When the hikikomori (social withdrawal) problem emerged in Japan 20 years ago,
we thought Korea wouldn't be like that,
but now Korea is experiencing similar issues.
Is there any guarantee that the gun issue will be any different?
I believe it will be implemented in 10 years at the earliest, and 20 years at the latest.