((He was born in 56. So he's around 40, I'd guess.))
"Senor, I am not a confrontational man. I do not seek arguments. But, I will not idly stand by while you boldly claim you are the benevolent, all powerful industrialist, and that the workers live by your grace, to my face. Your company was in fact built out of blood and sweat. Those of your workers. Economic success? For whom? The worker? No, for the bourgeois. Who have used their prosperity as a means of grabbing power and fighting amongst other bourgeois for the last few decades? You would claim me your enemy because I point out what your act would do to the common man? What this act is a sign of? What your claiming that voting against this act is voting against Chile, means? You claim yourself a benevolent ruler, yet you would get rid of every means the worker has to defend himself, to leave him vulnerable and in your clutches.
Yes, I would re-distribute your wealth to your workers, as I highly doubt they are as well paid and treated as you claim they are, especially after your presentation of this heinously oppressive bill. You attempt to assert your superiority over me by claiming we are unfamiliar with 'confusing words'? Another Blatantly obvious tell. You believe yourself superior to the workers, and you see them as pets, not as people. I do not become angry easily, and I believe you are the first individual I have actually come to truly argue with. Rest assured, threatening the worker will do you no good Mr. Crazzio. I can only hope your factory workers are as merciful as you claim to be."
-Comrade Armando Renin