The rebellion instigated by capitalists ended abruptly and in a rather anticlimactic manner.
Although the whole process was somewhat unexpected, upon closer reflection it seemed perfectly natural.
Such events even occurred frequently in later generations. Demonstrations that appear to be composed entirely of workers may not necessarily be initiated voluntarily by the workers; they may be launched by factory owners who have united to oppress, brainwash, and threaten the workers.
Because capitalists are a minority in any country, they can only achieve their goals by relying on the majority, such as workers and peasants.
But in Spain today, it is not so easy for capitalists to incite a large number of workers and peasants.
Farmers are the most supportive of autocracy and monarchy; this i
