> TPP is not irreversible I hypothesize that for many signatory nations, it is de facto irreversible. > just as they currently suffer them now. Obviously I d

> TPP is not irreversible I hypothesize that for many signatory nations, it is de facto irreversible. > just as they currently suffer them now. Obviously I don't have the text, but it would be surprising if TPP contained no punitive clauses for openly flaunting the agreement. > Does this mean Obamacare is a "one-way transfer of power" and somehow anti-democratic? No. The "transfer of power" bit is the part that TPP and AFA don't have in common. It is the combination of a law that would be overly costly to change together with a transfer of sovereign power that makes TPP anti-democratic. Either one without the other is fine.