The logic is obvious: If we in developed democracies had lacked the right to protest, speak out, organize unions, and vote for representatives of our choosing, we would never have ended child labor or established the eight-hour workday.
La razón es obvia: si nosotros en las democracias desarrolladas no hubiéramos tenido el derecho a protestar, manifestarnos, organizar sindicatos y votar para elegir a nuestros representantes, nunca hubiéramos puesto fin al trabajo infantil ni establecido la jornada laboral de ocho horas.