Make the Trans-Pacific Partnership a good deal

I am honestly a supporter of the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

As we know, President Barack Obama and 11 other Pacific Rim leaders have reached a deal on the TPP in October and later on, the TPP was finalized in New Zealand in February. So now, the future of the TPP is secretive as we know about it. But unfortunately, millions of Americans have been opposing the TPP because they were being worried that the Pacific Rim trade deal would be able destroy jobs, send jobs overseas, cause harm to our environment and censor the internet.

I decided I would refuse to oppose the Trans-Pacific Partnership because my dad told me it won't affect his job and the internet. People saying that the TPP would destroy the economy is really confusing half of millions of Americans. I found out that the TPP would boost small businesses.

We need our government to show the whole TPP documents to the public to see what it is in the TPP. If any provisions in the TPP documents involve bad things such as job losses or censoring the internet, then the provisions would have to be changed.

Any changes to provisions in the TPP documents would include eliminating illegal black marketing of oil, stop threatening our environment, cracking down on copyright claims on YouTube, allowing YouTube users to upload any content from major film studios (such as 20th Century Fox) without a single copyright claim, crackdown on internet censorship and other stuff that the Trans-Pacific Partnership would not create any harm on our democracy.

So, the best thing is that our government has to show the documents of the TPP to the public before they have to approve the TPP.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership is a 12-country major trade agreement between the countries of United States of America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Peru, Vietnam, Singapore, Brunei, Malaysia, Chile and Japan, and it will not pose any big threats to our economy, democracy, nature and internet freedom.