[EternalVigilance]

You put states' rights ahead of the inalienable individual right to life, and believe that any one of the several states can go ahead and violate the provisions of the Bill of Rights if they want to, and neither the Executive or the Legislative Branches of our federal government can do a thing about it.

Okey-dokey. We've established that.

But what in the world does that have to do with the other question I've asked you over and over again, and which you still refuse to address with any clarity or specificity at all?

How was the judicial execution of Terri Schindler Schiavo NOT a violation of Florida's own Constitution, as expressed in Article One, Section Two of that document??

[Ohioan]

You continue to try to relitigate issues that were thoroughly litigated in the Courts involved in the Schiavo case. Most of us would prefer that Courts decide such issues, not enthusiasts posting on the internet. You need to go forward and find a new issue!

As for States' Rights? States' Rights are the rights of the people of each State to govern themselves. They involve the rights of millions of people--people fully functional, not propped up in bed with tubes going into and out of them. Your lack of a sense of proportion is dazzling.

[floriduh voter]

Terri was MURDERED by a whole array of forces. However, if Greer wants a statue erected in the public square to alleviate any GUILT HE MAY BE EXPERIENCING for being the point man in the murder, go ahead and erect a statute for GREER. Just don't expect me to pay for it. I don't kneel to MONEY AND POWER.

GREER'S GUILTY AS SIN. No matter how many monuments are erected for him or medals they pin on his hollow chest, he's GUILTY AS SIN.