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Harrison George,  Shall Freedom Die?: 166 Union Men In Jail For Labor (c/1917)

“ Continuing an industrial system where "hunger and want are found among millions of working people, while the few, who make up the employing class, have all the good things of life." By force and violence, hindering and delaying human progress and realization of industrial freedom. Murdering workers and breaking every law of God and man. Inaugurating an industrial oligarchy that has wiped out those rights that are the heritage of the ages. Endeavoring to exterminate labor movements by such schemes and artifices as the Chicago indictments against the 166 Industrial Workers of the World. ”
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Harrison George,  Shall Freedom Die?: 166 Union Men In Jail For Labor (c/1917)

“ IT says, "Labor is entitled to all it produces," and to get it or any partial increase, Industrial Unionism is needed. "All workers in an industry, or in all industries, if necessary, cease work whenever a strike or lockout is on in any department thereof; thus making an injury to one an injury to all." Every worker in any section of an industry is organized in a Branch of an Industrial Union of all the workers in that industry. ”
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Harrison George,  Shall Freedom Die?: 166 Union Men In Jail For Labor (c/1917)

“ And those officials who stand supine and indifferent while the organic law, which gave this government its life, is superciliously set aside by potential oligarchy; who with commendatory complacency view the most fundamental of human rights—that were torn from tyrants by centuries of bloody struggles—wrenched violently from the citizenry; these cannot come before the people with clean hands and cover a death thrust at basic democracy with a glamour of cool and impartial justice. ”
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