We are pinched by what she calls a "culture of scarcity," the idea - made real by government and corporate policies favoring the rich and stockholders over everyone else - that there is no money for health care or pensions, no time for leisure, no affordable living space, no room to think about the possibilities beyond private bourgeois comfort.
Source: Not Buying It: My Year Without Shopping, Page: 88
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