It will demand a full exposition of the attitude of the unions." "The community!" snorted McNish in contempt.
"Aye, the community," replied the minister, "and you are not to snort at it.

That's the trouble with you labour folk.

You think you are the whole thing.

You forget the third and most important party in any industrial strife, the community.

The community is interested first, in justice being done to its citizens--to all its citizens, mind you; second, in the preservation of the services necessary to its comfort and well-being; third, in the continuance of the means of livelihood to wage earners." "Ye missed one," said McNish grimly.