Capital and labor should be friends.

They should work hand in hand and to their mutual benefit." "Ah, now you are up in the air again," Ernest remarked dryly.

"Come back to earth.

Remember, we agreed that the average man is selfish." "But he ought not to be!" the Bishop cried.
"And there I agree with you," was Ernest's rejoinder.

"He ought not to be selfish, but he will continue to be selfish as long as he lives in a social system that is based on pig-ethics." The Bishop was aghast, and my father chuckled.
"Yes, pig-ethics," Ernest went on remorselessly.