After all, what's to not like about an attitude? It's human, as long as it is genuine.
Here's how it's done American Apparel-style...

(Please click the image to read the copy. No really, read the body copy. Go on, I promise it won't hurt.)
Here's a more sly video by New Balance shoes on the same subject. The defensive tone of the 'Made in USA' theme here, is because the message comes with a caveat: New Balance shoes are also Made in China, Vietnam and the UK.
I imagine we will be seeing a lot more of these 'Buy Local' advertising in the coming days, primarily as a backlash against brands that seem to care more about cost-cutting than people.
Patriotic fervor can be quite unpredictable, and the current trend has the potential to grow exponentially. When community-after-community start circling their wagons, it'll stop being a trend, and become more of a wave. A tidal one.
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