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To: amdgmary

It's a shame that the Constitution doesn't have a clause against "Cruel and Unusual Treatment".


4 posted on 03/02/2005 6:34:13 AM PST by Falcon4.0
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To: Falcon4.0

You can say that again, since the court obviously thinks that cruel and unusualy punishment is unconstitutional they should see that it is the same in the Terri Schiavo case.


8 posted on 03/02/2005 6:50:13 AM PST by Halls
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To: Falcon4.0
It's a shame that the Constitution doesn't have a clause against "Cruel and Unusual Treatment".

A lovely thought when discussed amongst FReepers who get it, but in the hands of the "separation of church and state" whackos, who would define such a clause? After all, if freedom of choice is the ticket to justify abortion, where would the lines be in defining cruel and unusual? I think being subjected to homosexual rhetoric is cruel and unusual. I think anything "politically correct" is cruel and unusual as it is completely against my beliefs. However, imagine that I am strongly in the PC camp, I'm a lesbian who's dyin' to get married to my 'partner' of however long and we want to adopt - an added clause to the constitution would just give that entire crowd more ammunition because, as with things we all thought were sacred, they can twist it and claim it all to their benefit.

12 posted on 03/02/2005 7:21:18 AM PST by Capagrl (Integrity is shown in what you do, not what you say.)
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