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:::::::I wonder why you emphasized that Bishop was not 19 when she killed her brother, if she was merely slightly older.  In response to your questions, "Do you deny that you are in no position to rule the killing of Seth Bishop a murder?"  I would not, and did not, attempt to "rule" on anything.  But Bishop's killing of her brother (and her conduct immediately afterward) is highly suggestive of murder.  Do you deny that?  Second question, "Do you deny that Bishop is not a young woman?"  Bishop first killed when she was a young woman, and then while still in her 20s was a suspect in the attempted murder of a professor who was critical of her.  No, she's not particularly young now.  Third question, "Do you deny that public schooling was more important than age in these murders?"  Public schooling is a big part of the problem.  But this entry focuses on a particular type of murder, and the common thread is more than the fact that most or all went to public school.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 15:15, 16 February 2010 (EST)

:::::::I wonder why you emphasized that Bishop was not 19 when she killed her brother, if she was merely slightly older.  In response to your questions, "Do you deny that you are in no position to rule the killing of Seth Bishop a murder?"  I would not, and did not, attempt to "rule" on anything.  But Bishop's killing of her brother (and her conduct immediately afterward) is highly suggestive of murder.  Do you deny that?  Second question, "Do you deny that Bishop is not a young woman?"  Bishop first killed when she was a young woman, and then while still in her 20s was a suspect in the attempted murder of a professor who was critical of her.  No, she's not particularly young now.  Third question, "Do you deny that public schooling was more important than age in these murders?"  Public schooling is a big part of the problem.  But this entry focuses on a particular type of murder, and the common thread is more than the fact that most or all went to public school.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 15:15, 16 February 2010 (EST)