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Vincardog

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6. Thank you here is my comment:

Tue Jan 5, 2016, 04:50 PM

Jan 2016

We need the opposite of this job killing regulation gutting "agreement". Why should a foreign company reap
"anticipated" profits denied because of our environmental or safety regulations? They shouldn't and we should not
be required to change our regulations to enable a race to the bottom maximizing corporate profits at the expense
of Human health and lives.

Why should we bring disputes to packed tribunals judged by corporate lawyers?
We shouldn't it is merely an avenue to deny us access to judicial remedy.

This whole agreement negotiated in secret is an attempt to subvert the sovereignty of the USA and anyone
voting to agree to it should be charged with treason.

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Comment Period On TPP Closes In 8 Days [View all] Duckfan Jan 2016 OP

it's a done deal thanks to our corporate owned and operated elected politicians nt msongs Jan 2016 #1

The Fast Track Kabuki was nice. Octafish Jan 2016 #3

What would you have me do? A link or phone number would help. Vincardog Jan 2016 #2

here. restorefreedom Jan 2016 #4

Thank you here is my comment: Vincardog Jan 2016 #6

wow. excellent comment! restorefreedom Jan 2016 #7

Have any or all of it. Good luck spreading it far and wide. Vincardog Jan 2016 #8

thanks. we should all be putting it restorefreedom Jan 2016 #9

Hence the last line. " anyone voting for it should be charged with treason". Vincardog Jan 2016 #10

yup. i especially liked that. compelling wrap up, and sadly i have to agree. nt restorefreedom Jan 2016 #11

Sure is a good thing there's not a worldwide or national crisis keeping it from getting any... Shandris Jan 2016 #5

Kicking. Joe Shlabotnik Jan 2016 #12

Thank you for posting this. A Little Weird Jan 2016 #13

Pretty odd that all the furor died down the second it was published no? Egnever Jan 2016 #14

It was WORSE than opponents feared. Octafish Jan 2016 #15

Corporate owned news never talked about it Egnever Jan 2016 #17

I never wanted to convince you. Octafish Jan 2016 #18

Yeah, odd that Bernie said that it was worse than he had thought Art_from_Ark Jan 2016 #16

It died down after the TPA was passed, effectively making it a done deal. cali Jan 2016 #19