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post 1672569053 12-09-2022, 09:17 PM
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The misc reads like a Dostoyevsky novel (srs) (Supaduck0 attempted murder)

Supaduck0 mentions morality as one of the only things stopping him from acting on his violent compulsions, which he believes stem from head trauma in childhood. He's also in other places mentioned being abused by a psychopathic, alcoholic single mother who died when he was 14
https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...hp?t=179507393
Originally Posted by Supaduck0 View Post
I don't believe violence is morally justifiable and would definitely never engage in this type of act, luckily it's more like a compulsive disorderly thought process manifesting as 4 seconds of flashing violent temper than an inescapable behaviour pattern, the empathetic side still exists most of the time and I don't have a genuine mentality of preying on people, there's no 'serial killer' mentality there.
Then 2 months later after this thread, he makes a thread calling morality false since there is "no karma"
https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...ight=supaduck0
Originally Posted by Supaduck0 View Post
Karma is possibly the biggest cope in existence. I mean don't get me wrong, I realise that it's tempting to convince yourself that there's some sort of balance in the World or the Universe, but it's just wrong. We're basically just random genetic vessels in a chaotic and uncertain reality. Bad things happen all the time and it doesn't always have a counterbalance. Babies get crushed by tractors when they momentarily fall out of their pram. Openly cruel behaviour may get people arrested, but cunning cruel behaviour can go elusive and never result in a comeuppance.

Karma is essentially a cope. If somebody is an a$$hole to you, you want to believe that "they'll get theirs", but there's no guarantee that will happen. Yes, people's sh!tty behavioural patterns may get noticed, but they also may be rewarded with success by equally sh!tty people and end up mindlessly happy with their success.Anyways once you accept all of this, you are more free and less bound by psychological dependence on faux-morality that gets you nowhere. Peace
It seems as soon as he abandoned morality and adopted a pessimistic, nihilistic view of the world, coupled with his rage and compulsive homicidal thought patterns, it made him a ticking time bomb. He went on to attack his neighbor with a hammer and is facing charges for unawares

This is basically a Dostoevsky-esque misc tragedy. Damn.
post 1672569503 12-09-2022, 09:23 PM
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thank you for the simile, research, and viewpoint
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post 1672569773 12-09-2022, 09:27 PM
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Originally Posted By resoog
thank you for the simile, research, and viewpoint
Did about 5 mins of research, some miscer bumped a thread fortuitously after I happened to read one Supaduck made about karma (it popped up when I searched his username). I put 2 and 2 together from there

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post 1672569863 12-09-2022, 09:28 PM
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Dostoevsky does a great job of destroying Nietzsche and nihilism, and post modernism as well. He's one of the most based authors of all time and Crime and Punishment might be the best novel of all time.

But his funnest book to read is House of the Dead, so damn good.
post 1672569953 12-09-2022, 09:29 PM
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yeah bro sounds real Dostoevsky and chit no lie. I'm about to read "The Idiot" let me know if you read taht one OP
post 1672570153 12-09-2022, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted By ghostfacedup
Dostoevsky does a great job of destroying Nietzsche and nihilism, and post modernism as well.He's one of the most based authors of all time and Crime and Punishment might be the best novel of all time.

But his funnest book to read is House of the Dead, so damn good.
Not sure about that. Nietzsche was influenced by and came after Dostoevsky

I only read one and 2 halves of Dostoevsky books though so maybe his arguments were better if that's what you're saying. I never read them
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yeah bro sounds real Dostoevsky and chit no lie. I'm about to read "The Idiot" let me know if you read taht one OP
Nah I haven't. I heard it's good though
post 1672570183 12-09-2022, 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted By ghostfacedup
Dostoevsky does a great job of destroying Nietzsche and nihilism, and post modernism as well. He's one of the most based authors of all time and Crime and Punishment might be the best novel of all time.

But his funnest book to read is House of the Dead, so damn good.
The saccharine ending of Crime and Punishment was written in haste because he had a deadline to meet and he was constantly broke. The book -- like all other books of the time -- was serialized in a journal and he got paid per chapter.
post 1672570513 12-09-2022, 09:41 PM
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post 1672570673 12-09-2022, 09:43 PM
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post 1672570783 12-09-2022, 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted By NoBrokies
Not sure about that. Nietzsche was influenced by and came after Dostoevsky
Perhaps, but the main character in Crime and Punishment was inching to Nietzsche in his outlook, before the ending ofc.
post 1672570923 12-09-2022, 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted By DolphinPilot
yeah bro sounds real Dostoevsky and chit no lie. I'm about to read "The Idiot" let me know if you read taht one OP
"Idiot" is maybe my least favorite of his. Notes from the Underground is my favorite.
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https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...hp?t=182070113

Here's a good thread with some of Supaduck0's violent tendencies with hammers leading up to the attack. He was obsessed with attacking people with hammers long before this and threatening miscers in miscord (screenshots in thread)

Maybe he was abused with hammers or had assaulted someone with one before. Or else it was just a constant compulsion of his to attack someone with one for some reason. Who knows
Originally Posted By ghostfacedup
Perhaps, but the main character in Crime and Punishment was inching to Nietzsche in his outlook, before the ending ofc.
I never made it that far into C&P

The stuff I have read of his though definitely shows some of the pitfalls of pessimistic nihilism
post 1672571403 12-09-2022, 10:02 PM
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It's the misc. It's not the worst thing that someone here has done. Not even close. I mean, it's messed up, but not on a supreme level or as ****ed up as what happened with CandyJunky
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post 1672571803 12-09-2022, 10:15 PM
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Originally Posted By NoBrokies
it's not the worst incident from a miscer. But it happened like 3 days ago
I know. I like your take. It's thoughtful and interesting. I'm just desensitized at this point. I'm just not surprised when a miscer goes off the rails.
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post 1672571863 12-09-2022, 10:16 PM
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Originally Posted By GreenWave1
I know. I like your take. It's thoughtful and interesting. I'm just desensitized at this point. I'm just not surprised when a miscer goes off the rails.
Unfortunately there's a lot of miscers who post like they're out of a Dostoevsky novel

GMiscer is straight out of Notes from the Underground
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Originally Posted By NoBrokies
Unfortunately there's a lot of miscers who read like a Dostoevsky novel

GMiscer is straight out of Notes from the Underground
I have not read it, but now I will.
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post 1672572023 12-09-2022, 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted By GreenWave1
I have not read it, but now I will.
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post 1672572603 12-09-2022, 10:34 PM
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does he write fiction
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post 1672572643 12-09-2022, 10:35 PM
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post 1672572873 12-09-2022, 10:43 PM
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Sure except he said this 2 years ago. He was drunk.

Everyone needs discipline.
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Always thought that guy was a fkn weirdo, gut doesnt lie brahs.
Knock on wood his neighbor didnt die👍
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Was just enjoying the other thread about that intent to penetrate miscer who recently got out of jail. Any updates on this case?
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Originally Posted By resoog
does he write fiction
Yeah i think all of his books are fiction
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