"You understand by now, whether it is a lawyer or a secretary, the middle class of vassal factory owners and consortia does not actually have any actual means of production, but they have gained more social resources because of their ability to help factory owners fight among themselves."

"And these people are not engaged in production, improve social productivity, and do not really control the means of production, so as to squeeze employees."

"If you classify them according to whether they master the means of production or not, they are your compatriots - the working class."

"If they are classified according to whether they are engaged in actual production or not, they are my peers, the bourgeoisie."

"No matter how they are classified, the most important characteristic of these middle classes has not changed - that is, they do not engage in any actual productive work, and they are the takers of the productive forces of society."

"When the wool comes out of the sheep, tell me, where is the source of food, clothing, shelter and transportation for these people?"

"Where else can you come from other than from the employee class of you?"

Tom began to stigmatize the middle class at the top of the American Staff Federation.

The middle class itself is a class forcibly separated from the employee class by the bourgeoisie.

Why do they call themselves bourgeoisie when they do not master the tools of social production?

In addition to the middle class, which is forcibly separated from the employee class by the bourgeoisie, the small bourgeoisie is also a class that is forcibly established as the bourgeoisie.

Even small shopkeepers and small farmers who control a very small amount of means of production are not enough to fight any major economic crisis, not to mention the big capital that is fighting Tom Smith's Heroine Company and is using an iron fist to unify the local area and pray for rapid development.

Look at the local farmers in Texas who were working for Mighty before Tom's arrival, even fighting against the old Yankee garrison, and after Tom's Smith factory area was fully built, they experienced one or two economic crises, and now they are all security guards for Heroine's company, or directly as screwmen on the assembly line.

As long as there is a strong big capital on the sidelines, these pseudo-"bourgeoisie" with very small means of production will sooner or later become a dispossessed employee class.

This is still the reason why Tom has not been the first to use black methods against these farmers to rectify these farmers, and if Tom Smith really used forced conscription regardless of the influence, these farmers would have been completely knocked down by Tom to the employee class earlier.

And Tom is going to use these employee fighters like a feminist fighter, aiming at the limitations of the era of this group of employee fighters.

"Politics doesn't make a piece of bread!"

"Religious activities don't worship a sweater!"

"Business competition does not compete for a railroad track!"

"Everything in this world comes from you employees, as your mentor Mr. Ma said!"

But at the same time, Tom also had to give these senior executives of the American Employee Union a major vaccination in advance, so as to prevent these senior executives of the American Employee Union from directly incarnating into Anarch people.

"Of course, you may be thinking, if there were no managers in this world at all, wouldn't you employees be better off?"

"All the goods produced by the working class can only be returned to the working class and used by the working class."

"But as you conceive of this bright future, you must know that there is not only America in this world, and if there is no government to organize conscription and allocate social resources, then how can the United States resist the offensive of European countries?"

"Therefore, one government for one country is necessary!"

"At this time, I want to ask you a question: Can a country's mere employee class, that is, the class engaged in production, lead a country?"

"I have to admit that most of the staff class are illiterate, and a very small number of educated people are difficult to meet the cultural needs of employees in the country's civilian work."

"And learning the cultural knowledge needed for state civil service requires children to study hard at a very young age, and it takes decades of learning for these people to become civil servants of the state."

"And those who have studied since childhood, and then have engaged in national civilian work, are all people who have no way or time to participate in the production industry."

"These people are the necessary class of a country and a society."

"And apart from these people, all the classes you see on the American continent now are for the purpose of serving the strata of these classes of infighting!"

After Tom's fifteen-minute "brain washing", all the executives of the American employee union began to get excited.

The top brass of the American Workers' Union realized why their workforce produced so many goods, and the lives of their employees were still miserable.

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Because there is a large number of people in this society who are engaged in the meaningless "infighting" industry of changing jobs to serve human beings.

The source of the food, drink and lazar of these people must also come from the employee class.

"In the United States of America today, the two parties in the two houses of Congress are fighting openly and secretly every day in order to compete for seats in the United States of America, and there are even many laws that are beneficial to the country but are thoughtlessly opposed by lawmakers because they are proposed by hostile political parties."

"The infighting in the U.S. Congress has led to inefficient national administration, and a large number of inconsequential civilian government jobs have also emerged."

"In addition to the congressional government, there are all levels of state government."

"Each state has its own laws, and each state is extremely independent, with its own legislative power, tariff power, tax collection power, and so on."

"And in order to cope with all this, the state governments need to hire a large number of civilian staff who have been transferred to deal with these trivial chores."

"Under this system, you tell me, is America really a unified country?"

"If the United States is really a completely unified whole, do you think that the United States really needs so many people in the country to help high-level infighting?"

"As long as these populations can return to production, can you tell us whether the social productivity of our America can be improved!"

"At that time, will the per capita social productivity also increase substantially?"

"So isn't there more social resources at everyone's disposal?"

At the end of his speech, Tom finally made a fool of himself by stating his ultimate purpose in inviting these American union executives to Houston:

"In order to let the vast number of suffering people in the United States enjoy more social resources!"

"We should find a way to unify America!"

"Only in this way can we reduce the number of people who work for the sake of the people!"