Answer:
The correct answer that fills the gap is social.
Explanation:
If a stone is thrown over a pond, it will generate small waves until the resistance of the aquatic mass returns to its equilibrium state. If, on the contrary, a meteorite falls on the pond, it will scatter all its contents and modify its structure from the pond to the crater. Like the meteorite, there are forces capable of modifying social structures.
There are social forces that encompass society as a whole. It seems pertinent to use the latest military dictatorship as an example. We define his social strength not by the acts he performed: kidnappings, rapes, torture, dead, missing, robberies of children, robberies in general, but by his social effectiveness of terror and lack of understanding of what was happening. The population reacted to the social force in many ways: leaving the country, hiding, humiliating, submitting, even found the signifiers that could support some: "something they will have done"; "For something it will be," phrases to tolerate a force that no one, in their right mind, could accept. All these popular maneuvers can be considered as the way to survive the massacre.
