Sure. That's the historical disadvantage of Labor in the USA. But there may come a point where Labor can flip the narrative, if only briefly. After decades of

Sure. That's the historical disadvantage of Labor in the USA. But there may come a point where Labor can flip the narrative, if only briefly. After decades of teachers being demonized, the mood in West Virginia, of all places, shifted enough for teachers to win historical gains, with broad public support. We'll see how long that lasts. The revanchists controlling corporate media always regroups and retakes the initiative. But I respect those teachers for seizing the moment and scoring some wins. The railroad union needs a cunning strategy. PR, lobbying, alliances, direct action, etc. It's hard to pull off. For all the reasons. Structural disadvantages, exhaustion, competing for limited attention, yadda yadda. Whereas capital never sleeps, has effectively infinite resources, and clarity of purpose.