When you come to look for it

• The speech that begins with the phrase “when the Nazis came to seek the Communists, I shut down because I was not a Communist”, revealed: “When they came to look for trade unionists, I didn’t protest, because I wasn’t a trade unionist.” These words have often been adapted to the German poet Bertolt Brecht, but we owe them to the Protestant theologian Martin Niemöller: “When they came to look for me, there was no one left to protest.” Since this conference was held in Frankfurt in 1946, many versions of it have been written. It is a hymn of solidarity and solidarity. When the Income Guarantee Income (IGR) is questioned and cuts are announced, they come to look for everyone, because we are all vulnerable and fragile. We are all potential beneficiaries of the RGI benefit, not tomorrow, but today. The reforms that result in deregulation of the labour market are not only detrimental to employees, they are also in search of everyone. The phenomenon of outsourcing is impressive: it is very notorious in the hospitality sector in the case of women who work in cleaning rooms in hotels. More and more hotels subcontract this work and through outsourcing companies hire cheap labor. Subcontracted workers have much more miserable working conditions than those working directly for the hotel; in short, more hours of work in exchange for lower wages. In addition, the formula aims to strengthen the distribution between hotel cleaning and subcontracting. Outsourcing is expanding in more and more sectors, both in the industry and in the public sector. When the Income Guarantee Income (IGR) is questioned and cutbacks are announced, they come for everyone, because we are all vulnerable and fragile. We are all potential beneficiaries of the RGI benefit, not tomorrow, but today They want to divide us into many dimensions, because they want us dispersed and weak. When you feel they come to look for you, so you're lonely. Or maybe you or yourself. Besides breaking the self, the self also comes to break it. You just have to read the headlines that dominate the media. “60% of consumers acknowledge spending too much.” It seems that in society there are people who are “consumers” and who are nothing but that. Regarding the news as “A survey has been conducted among the users of the health services”, it is suggested that there are other people in society, totally different from the previous ones, who are “users of the health services”. Reading “The associations of fathers and mothers have expressed this”, we imagine other people, different too, who are “fathers and mothers”. Those who pay taxes are also different, they are others. This was explained to me once by an interlocutor, furious. “For the love of God! It's me and all that! It is I who pays taxes and consumers, parents and users of health services! And they explain to us in the media as if we were different people!” So I imagined it laying on a lab table, with a dissected cadaver. Quiet and immobile, agonizing. The word atom in classical Greek means indivisible. So in Basque and in various Western languages, we tend to use physics to call the indivisible microscopic particle. The word atom also serves to designate the person in modern Greek: people are inseparable. The Greeks call Quinonia to make the people known. In fact, the word Kinos means “common,” of all. When they come to by the side, they come to everyone.