If you're going to start a war, don't lose. Things in the US are not to the point the people needed would defect to the strike. It brings up the 1940s struggle

If you're going to start a war, don't lose. Things in the US are not to the point the people needed would defect to the strike. It brings up the 1940s struggles of labor, industry, and .gov, and labor lost and had its back broken. Could labor outmaneuver industry and the state today if we ran it back?