By your statement you seem to be saying that someone must be " all there" to have any claim to a right to life. Well I guess we just better get to the rehab centers, nursing homes, hospitals and sweep the world clean of all those who are not " all there". Does this apply to only those who are not " all there" under any and all circumstances or can we snuff out the passed out drunk- the unconscious injury victim and maybe even those on certain medications which might leave one a bit distracted?. Oh and you are right we do have an agenda. To defend the innate God given dignity of human life against a culture of death which sees some lives as " life unworthy of life".
Isn't it amazing that there are brown shirts still alive and well and living in America? Unless we stop this now, the Nazi sentiments of 'no weak or ill need live' will prevade this nation...it has already begun, and Terri's fight is a perfect indicator. There's a motiviating spirit behind those who want to see the helpless killed because they are "inconvenient." What an evil...but when we legalized the murder of our very most helpless (our unborn), we should have known this would follow. It's inevitable within a culture that embraces death and decides it has the power to decide who is worthy to live and who is not. It's not our judgment call to make.
Excellent comments.
I was wrong about Terri Schiavo, I apologize. The facts seem to indicate that the husband has an agenda, not those supporting her right to stay alive. Forgive me for my words.