Mac, nothing personal, but you're constitutionally challenged. Why don't you try reading the BOR's and then get back to me.
Well, professor, why don't you simply answer the question? You made a statement that the constitution guaranteed life as an individual right. So I ask again, where in the BOR is life itself a guaranteed right. In fact, just the opposite is true. The Bill of Rights permits the deprival of life under due process of law.
Many here may not like what happened in Florida, but a review of Judge Greer's decisions by 40 plus judges, many who were quite conservative would seem to indicate to us consitutionally challenged that due process had taken place.
So, nothing personal, but before you challenge someone's knowledge of the constitution, a reading yourself might help.