The Forgotten People - a speech by Robert Menzies, 1942

Quite recently, a bishop wrote a letter to a great daily newspaper. His theme
was the importance of doing justice to the workers. His belief, apparently, was
that the workers are those who work with their hands. He sought to divide the
people of Australia into classes. He was obviously suffering from what has for
years seemed to me to be our greatest political disease - the disease of
thinking that the community is divided into the relatively rich and the relatively
idle, and the laborious poor, and that every social and political controversy can
be resolved into the question: What side are you on?