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It's so nice&nbsp;
to see you here.

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I'm very proud to be some-
how&nbsp;able to be a part of it

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and also from feminist perspective,&nbsp;
- we discussed it so much:

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When being forced to work or&nbsp;
live anywhere in circumstances

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that you would not have chosen for yourself,
being able to say "No!" individually

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is an act of&nbsp;
self-preservation.

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But being able to say "No!"
collectively,&nbsp;that's an act of dignity.

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And we all regain so much&nbsp;
from what capitalism

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is taking away from us all, every day
by creating these strong moments,

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like a collective wild strike,
like what you did months ago,

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and other people are trying to also&nbsp;
achieve, now and in the near future.

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This is so important!

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And to be able to live this from a&nbsp;
strong moment to a strong movement,

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this is collective responsibility
that we all share.

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And I think we all agree&nbsp;
somehow on that we're trying

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not to let the state regulate&nbsp;
these moments of power

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and these movements&nbsp;
of power and dignity away from us.

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So we are on the responsibility
of finding strong ways of material,

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psychological solidarity to keep us all going,
because it's going to take a lot more tries

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to be able to hold the power
and hold the level of energy

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that striking and fighting against our bosses
and fighting for our conditions of work

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is going to take from all us.&nbsp;

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Because it's fucking hard.

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Making one strike or making many
strikes, it demands so much organization,

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so much effort, so much work,
so much luck in the end,

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because sometimes you never&nbsp;
know when this moment of

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"Okay, fuck this, let's do it.
Let's all gonna go on fucking strike!"

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You never know when these are going to happen
and we need a strong movement behind that.

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So we are able to grab these moments and
then not pay it with a lot of exhaustion later.

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So we all have to find ways,&nbsp;and I&nbsp;
think&nbsp;we are not completely there yet.

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We're still trying and there's&nbsp;
so many beautiful situations

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that&nbsp;have already been&nbsp;
happening in the last years,

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but it's going to take a lot of more wild
strikes for all of us to, with good evaluation,

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find ways to make that a thing, to be like,
okay, like every month there's

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going to be a wide strike
and there's going to be a strike organized

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with unions everywhere&nbsp;
to make things better.

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And I'm just inviting all&nbsp;
of us to keep going.

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You know, it's it's really hard
and it costs us all so much,

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but we have to try it and we have to&nbsp;
keep going and we have to find a way of

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making it cost&nbsp;
each other less.

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To still try for many&nbsp;
more wild strikes to come.

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And so thank you so much&nbsp;
for being here today

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and whatever these&nbsp;
people&nbsp;are&nbsp;going to say,

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we're going to find a way
of being a wild striking movement

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and not caring&nbsp;
about the state at all.

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And that's on all of us,&nbsp;and I hope&nbsp;
we are up for the challenge.

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Thank you so much.

