Anyone actually read Crime & Punishment here?

[guest]

I can't get into it, but I heard it's life changing. Should I give it a 3rd attempt?

 

[Convict Wyzz]

but I heard it's life changing.

You heard that from Peterson, didn’t ya. It’s ok, you can be honest with your pal Wyzz.

Rape.

 

[guest]

You heard that from Peterson, didn’t ya. It’s ok, you can be honest with your pal Wyzz.

Rape.

lol I think so. Either him or Norm MacDonald.

 

[Patrick O'Neal]

Shouldn't this be in Literary Criticism?

 

[Uncle Floyd]

It's a Crime not to read it, but Punishment to read it.

These are the jokes, folks.

 

[wbgreen]

Dude spends half the book convincing himself it’s alright to kill an old broad because he is poor. Then he does it and feels like a real jerk. Peterson feels this is an important book for his audience of potential school shooters.

 

[PickleRickle]

Peterson enjoys pawing at his grandmothers thick dementia pubes.

 

[Patrick O'Neal]

I liked it, but if it's not your jam then you should let it go.

I gave up on Tale of Two Cities, even though I loved Great Expectations and the one where Tiny Tim goes on a bloody rampage.

 

[King of OnAForums]

Reading is for niggers.

 

[PogromStallone]

I've read it but did not care for it. I don't know if I didn't like it because it just didn't click with me or if it was because I've been exposed to so much media that's clearly been influenced by it.

 

[Front 242]

The book is an allegory for western demoralization. If you view Raskolnikov as the world at large it makes more sense. Dostoyevsky predicted the deaths of commie and fascist regimes in the late 1800s. If you like, give the Idiot a read too it's pfg

 

[Mr. Faggotry]

 

[Jizz]

just read the plot summary and tell everyone you read it brotherman.

 

[guest]

Yeah but I didn't need an E-daddy to recommend it. I read it years ago. PFG book - the hardest part is getting used to the Russian naming system. It was actually the inspiration for Columbo, too.

 

[guest]

The Demons, The Idiot and The Brothers Karamazov are also fawkin bangers.

 

[CuntFucker .]

I finished it in my third attempt. I think it rules and you should give it another try. Early on there's a bar scene where Raskolnikov meets a guy named Marmeladov. If that scene doesn't give you anything, you probably should quit. You don't have to like Dostoevsky.