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randome

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9. It's not bad if it intertwines the governance of more nations.

Reply to bemildred (Reply #6)

Sat Oct 3, 2015, 08:29 AM

Oct 2015

In the long term, trade treaties encourage cooperation and less destructive endeavors.
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Tobacco Issue Puts Pacific Trade Pact at Risk [View all] bemildred Oct 2015 OP

So does that mean the MJ industry can sue? WDIM Oct 2015 #1

They are not able to bribe the Congress enough to get that kind of "support" yet. nt bemildred Oct 2015 #2

The criminals pay them more to keep it illegal. nt WDIM Oct 2015 #3

They have plenty of money, because it is illegal. nt bemildred Oct 2015 #4

A country can prohibit whatever it wants for whatever reason it wants. randome Oct 2015 #5

In other words, no encouraging domestic production against foreign competition. bemildred Oct 2015 #6

It's not bad if it intertwines the governance of more nations. randome Oct 2015 #9

That's an opinion. bemildred Oct 2015 #10

Too many smaller companies are chomping at the bit as much as the larger corporations for the TPP. randome Oct 2015 #11

They are fools looking to get bought out. Pump and dump. bemildred Oct 2015 #12

Thats from the TPP? WDIM Oct 2015 #7

So far as I know, the only labeling issue... randome Oct 2015 #8

Everyone should agree WDIM Oct 2015 #13