In a recent interview, Paolo Virno says: "Whoever mistrusts the movement’s ethical attack, rebuking it for disregarding the class struggle against exploitation, is wrong. But for symmetrical reasons, they are also wrong who, pleased by this ethical attack, believe that the latter might put aside categories such as ‘exploitation’ and ‘the class struggle.’ In both cases, one lets slip the decisive point: the polemical link between the instance of the “good life” and life put to work."