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