Is it good or bad for the United States to completely withdraw from South Korea and hand over wartime military command?

South Korea has always been under the protection of the United States, which has a large number of troops in South Korea. In return, South Korea handed over its wartime military command to the US military. In the event of war, the Korean army will obey the command of the United States. If the United States completely withdraws from South Korea and surrenders its wartime military command, it will have both advantages and disadvantages for South Korea.

1, one of the benefits: Korea is more like an independent country.

The United States is stationed in South Korea, and South Korea is under the protection of the United States, which means that South Korea is attached to the United States, and many things need to be obeyed or discussed with the United States. This means that South Korea has no way to be the master of its own affairs and is a puppet country of the United States. Once the United States completely withdraws from South Korea, South Korea will be more independent and more like an independent country.

2. The second benefit: Han Jun can finally be in his own hands.

Military command in wartime, in the hands of the United States, means that your own army is in the hands of the United States. In wartime, the United States can always arrange North Korean soldiers to be cannon fodder, scapegoats and so on. The withdrawal of American troops from South Korea and the surrender of wartime military command means that South Korea can finally take full control of its own army.

One of the disadvantages: since then, the danger of South Korea has greatly increased.

For so many years, South Korea has been very safe under the protection of the United States. You can develop the economy and people's livelihood with peace of mind. Once the United States leaves, South Korea will not be so safe. The northern forces may make trouble at any time. South Korean troops may not be able to cope independently.

4. Second disadvantage: South Korea's defense expenditure has increased greatly.

The United States stationed troops in South Korea, and the United States itself undertook a large amount of military expenditure. Once the United States leaves, South Korea wants to maintain similar military strength and combat effectiveness, and its military expenditure will greatly increase. This will affect the economic development of South Korea.