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In this monologue, the speaker reflects on the plight of workers after three months of struggle, emphasizing that isolated sabotage or attacks on the employer—such as breaking the company, damaging equipment, or halting contractors—ultimately leaves the entire workforce without food. He argues that workers must act together, maintaining production (the "cow that gives milk") to ensure they have sustenance, rather than following a fashionable trend of hitting the wealthy and then abandoning the collective, which would result in universal hunger. The core message is a call for coordinated, collective action over impulsive, individual confrontations.










