In the United States, immigrant workers centers have played a tremendously important role in workers organizing to fight employers and to create or join labor unions. Another weakness of the Angry Workers, it seems to me, is their intensely local focus, sometimes on tiny workplaces. Why couldn’t the Angry Workers Collective have sent groups of two or three workers to organize with Tesco in different cities? Such a strategy might require being part of a larger network or socialist organization, which it seems like Angry Workers is now engaged in creating. While Angry Workers collective offers us these theoretical sections, we do not have a clear understanding of their political views.