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In reply to the discussion: So Who's right? [View all]MaggieD
(7,393 posts)43. So if Bernie doesn't tell you, you don't know?
The reality is that there is a lot of info available and plenty of reasons to be against it. I'm just weary of this meme that it's all secret. It's no more secret than any other trade or treaty negotiations.
It would be nice if people stopped using that excuse for not informing themselves. But I guess it's easier to complain on the internet than to study an issue and then tell your representatives why you oppose them voting for something.
That's why the vote for stuff that screws us. They are perfectly aware most of their constituents are clueless.
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It's not "s@&t". Nor is it true that only CEOs have had input, or know what is in it.
Hoyt
Apr 2015
#27
That's a bigger crock of s@&T, than the one your trying to defend, read up
orpupilofnature57
Apr 2015
#29
That is horrible. "for the benefit of 1.5%" And without a doubt for the benefit of the 1% here.
Autumn
Apr 2015
#41
Warren, Grayson and sanders. When was the last time all 3of them led the 99% astray?
merrily
Apr 2015
#26
I get what you're saying. TPP detractors, however, are extremely vocal about
BreakfastClub
Apr 2015
#36