Society, which many consider to be sacred and therefore unchangeable, is a political creation and it can, therefore, not be reconstructed.

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Society is a social construct, not a political one, and can be reconstructed through various means such as social movements, policy changes, and cultural shifts. Many societies throughout history have undergone significant reconstruction, such as the abolishment of slavery, the women's suffrage movement, and the civil rights movement.

Society, Which Many Consider to Be Sacred and Therefore Unchangeable