History has always posed a serious yet ridiculous question to those who come after—
Why would someone willingly become a dog for outsiders and harm their own compatriots?
Such situations are common in history where the nation's security is threatened, and then a group of people, under the guise of patriotism, engage in betrayal.
Why does this kind of history keep repeating itself, seeming as though it will never stop?
Why do the rulers who follow fail to prevent these situations from arising, letting history reenact again and again?
The reason is quite simple: because of class rigidity.
Class rigidity drains the entire society of its drive, forcing everyone to conform to the identity labels given by the rulers.
Some willingly become cattle and horses while others yearn for more freedom.
Practice tells people that when one path is blocked, another should be tried.
Becoming dogs for invaders is that alternative path for them.
