My question is: do you think Sirhan Sirhan is a political prisoner? This arose from a Newsweek article about Bill Ayers getting turned down for Professor Emeritus because in a dedication of one of his books he listed Sirhan Sirhan and one of RFK's children is on the board. Bill Ayers says now that he doesn't think Sirhan Sirhan is a political prisoner.
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I think Sirhan should be thought of just like Lawrence Harvey's character in The Manchurian Candidate.
Was assassinating RFK a political activity?