The more important question is is it established without question that Terri wants to die?
If not, then she should not be put to death. Why is that so hard for you to understand? Do you believe a person's right to die is more important than their right to live?
Or doesn't want to die. Nobody knows. So it has to be 50/50. Even up. So anyone one on either side of the question has an equal chance of being wrong and wronging Terri.
If not, then she should not be put to death. Why is that so hard for you to understand? Do you believe a person's right to die is more important than their right to live?
I say a person has the natural and constitutional right to life. If he can survive on his own. If it's with the help of volunteers, it is a volunteer privilege.