 So you open the piece by looking at current labor left politics. For example, the UAW's great victory over the auto companies. And by contemporary standards, it was a great victory. But it was really merely regaining some of what's been lost since the era of concessions began, what, 40 years ago. And a lot of people who identify as socialists today, starting with Bernie Sanders, are just looking to restore the old New Deal order with adjustments for racial and gender justice. We're all sorely lacking in ambition, aren't we?