socialist-anxiety:A social construct is “real,” in the sense that it exists as a historical/material/social force, and also “fake,” in the sense that, despite its material impact, it has no logical basis, it’s just something the ruling class
socialist-anxiety:A social construct is “real,” in the sense that it exists as a historical/material/social force, and also “fake,” in the sense that, despite its material impact, it has no logical basis, it’s just something the ruling class
socialist-anxiety:A social construct is “real,” in the sense that it exists as a historical/material/social force, and also “fake,” in the sense that, despite its material impact, it has no logical basis, it’s just something the ruling class
socialist-anxiety:A social construct is “real,” in the sense that it exists as a historical/material/social force, and also “fake,” in the sense that, despite its material impact, it has no logical basis, it’s just something the ruling class
socialist-anxiety:A social construct is “real,” in the sense that it exists as a historical/material/social force, and also “fake,” in the sense that, despite its material impact, it has no logical basis, it’s just something the ruling class
socialist-anxiety:A social construct is “real,” in the sense that it exists as a historical/material/social force, and also “fake,” in the sense that, despite its material impact, it has no logical basis, it’s just something the ruling class
socialist-anxiety:A social construct is “real,” in the sense that it exists as a historical/material/social force, and also “fake,” in the sense that, despite its material impact, it has no logical basis, it’s just something the ruling class
socialist-anxiety:A social construct is “real,” in the sense that it exists as a historical/material/social force, and also “fake,” in the sense that, despite its material impact, it has no logical basis, it’s just something the ruling class
socialist-anxiety:A social construct is “real,” in the sense that it exists as a historical/material/social force, and also “fake,” in the sense that, despite its material impact, it has no logical basis, it’s just something the ruling class
socialist-anxiety:A social construct is “real,” in the sense that it exists as a historical/material/social force, and also “fake,” in the sense that, despite its material impact, it has no logical basis, it’s just something the ruling class
socialist-anxiety:A social construct is “real,” in the sense that it exists as a historical/material/social force, and also “fake,” in the sense that, despite its material impact, it has no logical basis, it’s just something the ruling class
