What are 3 things that would make any trade agreement acceptable to those opposing TPP?

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32. Why should it be the perspective of over 500 US corporate lobbyists & executives?

Don't you think workers in 3rd world countries would like the opportunity to organize unions with out the fear of being murdered?

Don't citizens in other countries want trade agreements to make sure their water, air, and lands aren't polluted by big
companies?

Aren't people in these other countries concerned about the power of these US CORPORATIONS who had so much input in the agreement?

No one wants to stop globalization. But it should be done fairly and include the concerns of more than just the corporations and their profits.

The article below was written last year but the point of who was involved in creating the TPP are still valid:

Who is writing the TPP?

By Elizabeth Warren and Rosa DeLauro MAY 11, 2015

CONGRESS IS in an intense debate over trade bills that will shape the course of the US economy for decades. Much of this debate has been characterized as a fight over whether international trade itself creates or destroys American jobs. There is, however, another major concern — that modern “trade” agreements are often less about trade and more about giant multinational corporations finding new ways to rig the economic system to benefit themselves. Hillary Clinton has said that the “United States should be advocating a level and fair playing field, not special favors” for big business, in our trade deals. We agree with this blunt assessment – and believe every member of Congress should consider this carefully before voting to help advance these agreements.

Advocates of the pending Trans-Pacific Partnership, a massive 12-country agreement, sell this proposal as a free trade deal — but the United States already has free trade agreements with half of the countries at the negotiating table, and only five of the treaty’s 29 draft chapters reportedly deal with traditional trade issues. While reducing traditional barriers to trade with countries like Japan will facilitate some international commerce, the TPP is about more than reducing tariffs.

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The president argues that the TPP is about who will “write the rules” for 40 percent of the world’s economy — the United States or China. But who is writing the TPP? The text has been classified and the public isn’t permitted to see it, but 28 trade advisory committees have been intimately involved in the negotiations. Of the 566 committee members, 480, or 85 percent, are senior corporate executives or representatives from industry lobbying groups. Many of the advisory committees are made up entirely of industry representatives.

Read more:
https://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion/2015/05/11/elizabeth-warren-and-rosa-delauro-who-writing-tpp/2FQZAV6uz9GGQI6pe3cd0K/story.html