 And what I argued in this class the other night was that, on the contrary, if you look at that period of the great needle trades uprisings in New York City at the turn of the century, what you have instead is people already infused with an anti-capitalist culture. Some of them socialists, some of them anarchists, some of them syndicalists, various kinds of radicals and knights of labor. They're infused in New York City and elsewhere in the country with a kind of anti-capitalism that comes from their shock at what this new capitalism is producing.