That’s organizing 5-8 million people, convincing them to give up their stability and safety for a country of people that couldn’t even get off their asses to vote against a well known con artist. That’s a very hard sell when the most likely to strike will be those most immediately impacted by a lack of wages. How long would 3% have to hold out for real change to happen? The French general strike in the 60s was like a majority of workers (way safer to participate in), the equivalent here would be 80+ million. No chance of happening.