Comrades, allow me to draw your attention to a seemingly ordinary scene, that of rats engaged in a slap fight. This simple act of two rodents clashing against each other holds great symbolic significance for our struggle as a working-class people.

The rats, in this scenario, represent the proletariat, the working class, and their slap fight symbolizes the struggle between the proletariat and the bourgeoisie. The bourgeoisie, the oppressors, have always sought to maintain their grip on power and control over the means of production, just as one rat seeks to maintain control over the food dish over the other in the slap fight.

In the same way, the proletariat, the oppressed, have always struggled against the bourgeoisie in their fight for equality and justice. The fight between the rats symbolizes this ongoing struggle, a struggle that has been waged since the dawn of human history and will continue until the proletariat triumphs.

It is our duty as conscious members of the working class to recognize the deeper significance of this simple act of rats engaged in a slap fight. We must see in this scene a symbol of our ongoing struggle against the forces of oppression and exploitation, and be inspired to continue the fight until victory is achieved.

In the words of Vladimir Lenin, "The revolution is not a dinner party, it is not an essay, it is not a painting, it is not a piece of embroidery; it cannot be advanced softly, gradually, carefully, considerately, respectfully, politely, plainly, and modestly."

Let us carry forward this struggle, inspired by the slap fight of the rats, until the day when the forces of oppression are defeated and a brighter future for all is achieved.