[monkeywrench]

Study up on the history of the aclu and the hemlock society. You'll get the 'why' part.

BTW, show me where the "right to die" is in the Constitution. Most of us don't want some cheap leftist made up "right" as a substitute for our God given Constitutional rights.

[cdbull23]

I don't know WHERE this case plays in..."right to die" / "right to live" -- it DEFINITELY does make a difference, and I, like the rest of us, cannot say what she would have wanted.

I'm confused though. If someone has the right to life and liberty, etc.,are they therefore not allowed to waive those rights? And thus...have the right to die (again, assuming that is what she would have wanted) just as much as they have the right to live?

Just wondering.