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Finally, It Was About How People Treat One Another. It Was About Human Dignity. We Forced The Employers To Treat Us As Equals, To Sit Down And Talk To Us About The Work We Do, How We Do It, And What We Get Paid For It. And I Believe That The Principles For Which We Fought In 1934 Are Still True And Still Useful. Whether Your Job Is Pushing A Four-wheeler, Or Programming A Computer, I Don't Know Of Any Way For Working People To Win Basic Economic Justice And Dignity Except By Being Organized Into A Solid, Democratic Union.

Im A Machine Man, And I Head A Machine.

There Is A Weapon We Can Fight With. That Is The Weapon Of Political Action.

I'm A Working Stiff. I Just Happened To Be Around At The Right Time, And Nobody Else Wanted The Job.

Labor Cannot Stand Still. It Must Not Retreat. It Must Go On, Or Go Under.