Correct, however, in the long run, the country ends up worse than before. Thus, the country tried to help but in the end, made it worse.

Loans in the long run is more beneficial for the lender than the borrower due to interests, the country will end up paying more than it borrowed. Therefore, the foreign power is not truly trying to help the local country.

Foreign aids does not necessarily help the country, the countries give loans, not grants. If they truly wish to help, they would not expect anything in return.

This argument is one sided, it only considers the view point of the suffering country.

The foreign aid might have ulterior motives.

During a military crisis, the presence of a more powerful foreign country might undermine the sovereignty of the local government. In an event that a foreign power intervenes with a country's power, it will seem to the locals that their government is weak or useless. It might appear that the local government is incapable of defending its own citizens and approached foreign powers for help. In the aftermath, after the foreign power has left, the citizens would have lost trust in their own government, shaking the foundation of the country. Moreover, citizens might migrate to other countries, causing brain drain for the local country. In the 2nd Iraq war, the Americans agreed to 60% of Iraqi citizens' requests to relinquish Saddam Hussein's hold over Iraq. However, currently we see the Iraqi government as a puppet government installed by the Americans. This goes to show that the presence of a foreign power does not always help when a country is facing problems.

Chan claims that the gender revolution is largely unrecognised and unacknowledged. This means the gender revolution is present in our society, people do not pay attention to it. I agree with Chan as it is evident that the gender revolution is prevalent in this world. However, it has not received as much attention as other doomsday revolution which has not happened. This shows that even if the gender revolution is occurring, it has received lesser recognition as compared to predicted end-of-world revolution as these revolutions are more interesting and appealing to the masses as people have not experienced these revolutions. Thus this proves the