We must actively utilize AI robots to prevent our country from ending up like Europe
I believe it's necessary.
Anyway, look at the underdeveloped small-to-medium manufacturing sectors,
farming villages, and fishing villages. The work in greenhouses and building them?
Don't you think foreigners have already taken over?
They've grown up now, so they don't listen to the older Korean bosses anymore;
they just do whatever the hell they want.
Among the vegetable farm bosses, those aged 60 and above—out of 4 or 5 people,
all of them are foreigners. Those who have lived in Korea for over 10 years now
just do things their own way.
Because they know we can't function without them.
You don't think so?
It is extremely severe in the provinces.
While large corporations might still use only Koreans for heavy labor, in
the underdeveloped factory manufacturing lines in Busan and Gyeongnam, or small construction firms, etc.,
people from Vietnam, Thailand, Uzbekistan, Mongolia, China (Joseonjok), and Islamic countries
have come in and taken over everything.
It's truly serious, and I'm even more worried because people don't seem to realize it.
In the countryside right now, it's only because of the relatively "energetic" 60-somethings that
foreigners at least pretend to listen.
But they won't listen to a word the grandmothers and grandfathers in their 70s and 80s say.
I'm talking about the farming and fishing villages.
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