Quotes About Solidarity

I enjoy knocking around with the boys.

We need our own people in this business to stop knocking each other. All they do is knock, when we should be trying to sell.

Knowing that you're not alone, and that people genuinely care, is really important.

I want to do something that can support all the people in Korea and the world who see us and are inspired to do their own thing.

I have had a great deal of interaction with Koreans and feel a fairly strong bond with Korea.

The Kurdish problem is not only the problem of one part of my nation: it is a problem of every one of us, including myself.

The Kurds have fought, bled and died fighting alongside the U.S.

I think we need to not speak over black women, not assign them labels.

Labor can and will become its own employer through co-operative association.

The great advantage to labor arising out of co-operative effort has been apparent to me for many years.

You can't co-opt labor issues if you are in the working class.

The labor movement is our brother's keeper! The labor movement is our sister's keeper!

Labour is the party for the many.

Liberation and equality will never come from the top down but through organising from the ground up, and our Labour movement has a crucial role to play in fighting for it.

I think unionization of labour is a great thing.

But then, the flames of a fire are not made less painful by the knowledge that others are burning with you.

the flames of a fire are not made less painful by the knowledge that others are burning with you.

I'd turn and run but I'm anchored by two dudes that could hold the Titanic during a tsunami.

It's a sponge and I'm a sponge and for a second there all our sponge parts are one and I don't just have square pants, everything about me is squarish because I'm part of a wall.

There are more balls in twenty feet of street here than there are in all of Dublin, and I'm proud to be swaying in the nut sack. We might fight each other, but in times of danger, we'll fight together. Dude!

If we don't stand up for others, who will be left to stand up for us?

Think of yourselves as a hand. Each of you is a finger, and without the others you're useless. Alone, a finger can't grasp, or control, or form a fist. You are nothing on your own, and everything together.

The revolution occurs when the victims cease to cooperate.

Metaphysical guilt is the lack of absolute solidarity with the human being as such--an indelible claim beyond morally meaningful duty. This solidarity is violated by my presence at a wrong or a crime. It is not enough that I cautiously risk my life to prevent it; if it happens, and I was there, and if I survive where the other is killed, I know from a voice within myself: I am guilty of being still alive.