[Dan Evans]

We’re talking about the innocent. Not those convicted of a capital offense. Not those killed in a justifiable homicide. And not those killed in the prosecution of a just war.

But if an innocent child has his room searched by his parent, is that a violation of the fifth amendment? No. The reason has nothing to do with innocence, it is because the fifth amendment does not apply to private citizens.

[Pinkbell]

Private citizens do not have the right to end the life of another person.

[EternalVigilance]

So, again, you think private citizens can kill a “person.”

Not even the Roe judges thought that. In the decision itself, they admitted that the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments would cover the unborn, and protect them, if they were Persons.