William F. Dunne: As a worker, ordinary, daily events of development of the class struggle are familiar to them. They expect these things as the routine of working-class life and see no news value in them. It is this outlook of the worker that makes it hard for them to write or speak. They are not inarticulate because of lack of words, but because they have been taught by capitalism to look upon the thousand and one tyrannies, inconveniences, and hardships inflicted on the workers as of little importance — things to be endured without comment or complaint. wordsmith.social/protestation/…