The Rant-Blame the Invaded ?

The concept of responsibility in the relationship between a country and its invaders is complex and illogical. It is rooted in colonial and imperialist ideologies, where colonizers believed they were bringing progress and development to the colonized nations. This mindset persists today, leading to the idea that an invaded country owes something to its invaders. However, the invasion itself is an act of aggression and violation of sovereignty. It is not the invaded country's responsibility to cater to the needs and welfare of the invaded country. The idea of responsibility also implies that the invaded country is at fault for being invaded, a dangerous and victim-blaming mentality. It also ignores the power dynamics between the two countries, as the invaded country holds all the power and can dictate the terms of the invasion. The invaded country often faces chaos and instability after the invasion, making it unfair and illogical to expect the invaded country to take care of the invaded country's welfare.