Don’t raise unruly people in extreme cold weather

Chapter 270 Struggle and Peace

"Countess!" Kallen smiled happily when she saw Purficott, unaware that she was almost stabbed to death by Befa just now.

"I prefer you to call me Purficott. Calling me Earl will only make me feel like an oppressor." Purficott was very happy that Kallen came to him, so he said half-jokingly: "Although this It’s a fact, and I have no intention of denying it, but as my friend, I still hope you don’t call me by this title.”

For Purficott, she had never cared about whether she was a count or not. What she really cared about was much more important than this false title.

"Okay, I understand." Kallen naturally followed suit.

The two sat down, and Befa had already put away the mantis knife on his wrist and started making tea for them.

The elegant fragrance of tea filled the air, but neither of the two people sitting across from each other paid attention. Instead, they looked at each other, as if they had a thousand words to say, but didn't know where to start.

In the end, it was Purficott who spoke first: "What have you been busy with during this time? I heard from your brother that you have been 'travelling'?"

"Have you met my brother? That idiot, why do you tell everyone about everything!" Kallen complained shyly, and then explained to Purficott: "During this period, I am following your instructions in Pignysburg. He taught me how to establish the Workers' Federation, which was expanding rapidly because of the current unemployment problems in Pinignisberg.

Now more than a thousand workers from different factories have joined the workers' union, and even some engineers have joined. Our work has achieved great results.

Perhaps everything Karen is doing now can only be described as insignificant. If the government of Pignisberg or those street lamp pendants want to suppress it, it will only be a matter of hands.

She was very satisfied with Kallen's performance. Although she was still a little immature and blindly optimistic, Purficott was still happy with her achievements.

Next, I plan to try to launch one or two games to let the workers become familiar with and understand how to carry out worker labor, and clarify the direction and methods of fighting, so that we can do better in the future..."

"I'm really impressed. I didn't expect you to be able to do so many things in just two months." Purficott praised Kallen.

But this is the spark!

She sincerely praised her. After all, it had only been two months since she taught Kallen the knowledge.

Listening to Kallen's talk, Purficott always had a faint smile on his face.

She has lit a light of hope. Even if she is suppressed or destroyed, this light of hope will eventually illuminate the path forward for those who come after her. In the future, countless people will continue to move forward along the path they opened.

In two months, she was able to put up the framework of the Workers' Federation, and she was able to expand the number of members joining the Workers' Federation to more than a thousand, which is enough to illustrate her ability.

Even though there are social problems in Pignisberg itself with the unemployment rate continuing to rise, it still cannot conceal Kallen's excellence.

After all, even if they knew there were such environmental and social problems, no one organized and developed workers' movements in the past. Just listening to Kallen's story, Purficott suddenly frowned, interrupted Kallen's words, and said to her: "You plan to launch a Y movement, which is good. The workers' movement D is not a treat for dinner, nor is it Sit down and talk, but everything must be practiced in the end.

But I don’t agree with your ideas and views. Workers’ unrest is not something that can be compromised or negotiated. It is a life-and-death struggle between two classes.

Put aside blind optimism and expectations. You cannot expect those street lamp pendants to take the initiative to improve the treatment of workers. You must use real struggle to fight for the rights you deserve.

Of course, your idea of ​​​​avoiding unnecessary sacrifices is correct. Your strength is still very weak. It is very unwise to face the butcher knife of the anti-D faction from the beginning.

But I hope you can remember that if you seek peace through struggle, you will survive in peace, and if you seek peace through compromise, you will perish in peace.

Peace is the goal, while struggle is the means of peace; peace is relative, while struggle is absolute; only through struggle can there be true peace.

Peace is not something to beg, it is something to fight for. If you want to get the power and treatment you deserve, you can't count on others' charity, you can only fight for it through your own struggle. "

Naturally, Purficott had taught this sentence to Kallen before, but now Purficott still wanted to emphasize it again.

"I understand! If you want to win the treatment that workers deserve, just peaceful activities will definitely not work." After hearing what Purficott said, Karen quickly expressed her stance and explained to Purficott. : "I just hope that everyone can accumulate enough experience before starting the actual struggle. After all, we have not organized relevant actions yet, and we lack a lot of experience in this area."

"I understand that it is a good choice to accumulate some experience in this relatively peaceful way." Purficott nodded, and while agreeing with Kallen, he also asked her with concern: "What have you encountered? Any questions? If you need anything, just ask me and I will be willing to open the door to you for any help I can provide.”

Purficott didn't mind providing some help to Kallen so that the spark could burn brighter.

Kallen thought for a while and then said: "We may need some activity funds. After all, we are all ordinary workers. Life is already difficult now. Some people still need help at home, and organizing a Y trip also requires money. I'm not good Launch a fundraiser to get workers to pay.”

According to Karen's idea, they actually need some weapons so that the workers can control their own force so that they can better fight.

But she didn't plan to ask Purficott for help in this matter, because after all, Pignisberg was once a military town, and the factories were basically related to military industry. The workers could make guns and cannons themselves, and they didn't do anything in this regard. There is no shortage of opportunities to acquire weapons.

"Okay, I will give you a sum of money later, but the money may not be too much, probably a few thousand gold pounds." Perficott did not take out a large amount of money, but only provided appropriate funds. And said to Karen: "You still need to solve the funding problem yourself. If you only rely on external financial assistance, this is not a healthy development idea."

"I understand, I am discussing this matter with the leading members of the Workers' Federation, but there is no good solution yet." Kallen and Purficott explained.

Then the two discussed more issues until late at night...

(End of this chapter)