There’s a pride that goes beyond the name of fair trade, practicality, and the union of economic convenience—there is a pride rooted in the land, in Scottish soil, deeper than the deepest well of wealth, older than the oldest banks, more sacred than cash machines . . . .
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Can Americans make do with less even if it means losing a home . . . going without medical treatment . . . ending “retirement” to re-enter the workplace . . . reducing caloric intake and cutting pills in half . . . giving up on believing college will be affordable for our children? To what are we, the people, entitled?
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