[mas cerveza por favor]

“flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God”. (1 Cor. 15:50 NAB)" [...] Since Paul's words were applicable to others besides Mary why would he single her out, living or dead?

By what objective measure can the passage you quoted be considered an argument against the Assumption of Mary, since there is no direct reference? Has any reliable authority interpreted this scripture to be applicable to the Assumption of Mary? I do not see it.

[count-your-change]

Your comment assumes the necessity of a direct references of the general to the specific. Such an assumption would mean the principles given in the Scriptures apply only to those directly addressed and named at that point. Hardly a tenable proposition.

Paul's encompassing statement of principle would include Mary just as much as his admonition about who would not inherit God's kingdom.