Why is this book respected? What sensible person would act the way Raskolnikov did? Why does Dostoyevsky imply that great men have free reign to kill, when in fact every man has either the same right or no right at all to kill?

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Anonymous Fri Jul 18 22:06:25 2014 No.5155545 [DELETED]

Why is this book respected? What sensible person would act the way Raskolnikov did? Why does Dostoyevsky imply that great men have free reign to kill, when in fact every man has either the same right or no right at all to kill?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 18 22:09:03 2014 No.5155559 P l e b o a n It's you

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 18 22:09:32 2014 No.5155563 Dostoyevsky doesn't imply that. Rask does. And he's wrong. Post some tits.

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