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In reply to the discussion: Question about the TPP [View all]Recursion
(56,582 posts)14. You know the full text is available, right?
https://ustr.gov/trade-agreements/free-trade-agreements/trans-pacific-partnership/tpp-full-text
Just seems an odd question to ask...
Just seems an odd question to ask...
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Okay, that's one side of the arguement - but doesn't address the if x, then y part of my question
floppyboo
Jun 2016
#2
Why are you against AFL-CIO being able to sue foreign countries over labor violations?
Recursion
Jun 2016
#15
That was for you. Why do you oppose AFL-CIO being able to sue foreign governments when they violate
Recursion
Jun 2016
#18
Something isn't "off-topic" just because you have no positive way to address it. (nt)
w4rma
Jun 2016
#29
Uh no- its off topic because it doesn't address the OP and has nothing to do with anything in the OP
floppyboo
Jun 2016
#34
Here is an interesting take on what would need to change in the wording of the agreement
floppyboo
Jun 2016
#4
Maybe you can ask Hillary what it is in the TTP's wording that she objects so strongly to
floppyboo
Jun 2016
#24
US companies use ISDS (Investor State Dispute Settlement) courts to pollute other countries.
Eric J in MN
Jun 2016
#33
Hasn't happened under NAFTA and hundreds of trade agreements with the same provisions since 1959.
Hoyt
Jun 2016
#38
they were not written by corporations, they were at the table, but were controlled in those days
swhisper1
Jun 2016
#39
There's much more to the story. Canada could not ban MMT under its environmental laws, so they
Hoyt
Jun 2016
#37
interesting, thank you. It is these nuanced terms that allow the citizens to be screwed
swhisper1
Jun 2016
#40
Almost every advanced country is party to TPP or the Trans-Atlantic negotiations. I believe
Hoyt
Jun 2016
#41