All in the Family1971

Edith Bunker:
I don't know why you're so upset, Archie. I remember when you use to picket.

Archie Bunker:
That was different, Edith. I was walking the picket line for my union. I wasn't out screaming in the street. When we picketed, we done it the American way, on the sidewalks, dressed nice, walking up and down with our signs. Peaceful, no violence.

Edith Bunker:
Except when somebody crossed the line, then you broke his head.

Archie Bunker:
It's the only way to teach a scab a lesson. That was not violence, Edith, that was education.