[Labyrinthos]

The Constitution is a document that makes certain basic assumptions that it doesn't explicitly articulate.

I see. So you are advocating the "penumbra" approach to Constitutional Law -- that certain assumptions are there, in the Constitution, even if not expressly stated, such as the right of a woman to kill her unborn child. Ask yourself why there are no Federal laws on the books making murder, by itself, a federal crime.

[wideawake]

So you are advocating the "penumbra" approach to Constitutional Law

Apparently you're unaware of the meaning of the word "penumbra."