Call it the Be-baggers - and our symbol will be the guillotine.
But that would assume they have balls. Doubt they'd be scared.
On a more serious note, we could re-establish the Enragés (to focus on class struggle):
From Wiki:
Les Enragés (literally "the Enraged Ones"
were a loose amalgam of radicals active during the French Revolution. Politically they stood to the left of the Jacobins. Represented by Jacques Roux, Théophile Leclerc, Jean Varlet and others, they believed that liberty for all meant more than mere constitutional rights. Roux once said that "liberty is no more than an empty shell when one class is allowed to condemn another to starvation and no measures taken against them".
The demands of the enragés included:
Price controls on grain
The assignat as the only legal tender
Repression of counterrevolutionary activity
A progressive income tax
They were supported by the sans-culottes. To the left of the Montagnards, the enragés were fought against by Maximilien de Robespierre and reemerged as the group of Hébertistes. Their ideas were taken up and developed by Babeuf and his associates.
Another group styling itself les enragés emerged in France in 1968 among students at Nanterre University. They were heavily influenced by the Situationists and would go on to be one of the leading groups in the May 1968 French insurrection.
The 1968 French insurrection of radical socialists and anarchists applied the following slogan to encapsulate the movement:
Be Realistic! Demand the Impossible!
No truer words have ever been spoken.
Also read
Daniel Guerin who has been a chronicler and activist for economic and social justice all of his life.