I Bought An Original “Witch Hunting” Book From Salem Witch Trials.. 🧙‍♀️

[@SeanAndreww]

I’m wanting to do some spooky videos for October.. comment suggestions!

[@siankhai3051]

googoo gaga

[@RockAstley]

Do Spooky Kidnappings maybe 🤔

[@Coolguy12123]

Hi

[@ninjacat6215]

Do some ghost hunting with gear somewhere spooky

[@BATMADZ_]

Murderers that had scary movies based off them maybe? 🤔

[@connerbowen6953]

Woman: Gee, it's getting pretty cloudy. Man: *SHE'S A WITCH!*

[@Flak3y_]

here to make sure none of them “465 likes with no reply’s? let me fix that” people come

[@Defektiv17]

@@Flak3y_youre just as annoying as them

[@Fox_Mitsuke]

​@@Flak3y_i has come

[@Flak3y_]

@@Fox_Mitsuke shiver me Timbers it’s the alpha wolf

[@Fox_Mitsuke]

@@Flak3y_ what ?

[@tdexth]

"Hey, what happened to your wife?" "Oh, she got cleansed by fire." "Why?" "idk, the weather was a bit off that day."

[@beatsakhang210]

1k likes but no replies? . . . How

[@RandomMushroom-xm5kj]

Imagine being some kid in Salem and your mom gets pancaked by a boulder because some wenchless pastor write a silly book because he was an incel.

[@ArchibaldRox]

The worst part is sometimes in order to prove you weren't a witch, you had to die. They would throw women in the lake. If they swam, they were a witch, because witches swim. If you drowned, you were a human.

[@Jimpiedepimpie]

​@@ArchibaldRoxThe Salem Witch trials resulted in 19 executions by hanging, and one man being tortured to death.

[@wyrdness1]

​@@Jimpiedepimpie Salem is not the only place people were executed for being accused of being a witch, but that's the most famous case.

[@isaiasaguirre342]

"Why do aliens don't visit us?" Humans when other humans exists:

[@DallasJr.]

Good example being the the whole thing with those North Korean artillerymen and the U.S.S. Wisconsin back in the Korean War

[@becauseYES9999]

Your grammar is another example they don't visit us

[@isaiasaguirre342]

@@becauseYES9999 I'm not an english speaker, so tell me, how I should say it?

[@eqalueqaIu]

@@becauseYES9999 help what? i dont see a problem

[@user-pe9ku7op8p]

​@@becauseYES9999not everyone is an well english speaker

[@Bugelaa]

"no honey I have a headache" Husband: WITCH!

[@GabaVdude]

I mean I think that would actually happen

[@psfmEnvixinite]

​@@GabaVdudeit did

[@Acheron-IX]

imagine burning to death because you had an argument with your husband and he starts shouting “WITCH”

[@Aeiparthenos]

But only 2% were killed bro 💀

[@giratinabasado8436]

​@@Aeiparthenosyeah only 2000 people doed out 6 million

[@Aeiparthenos]

@@giratinabasado8436 Yes cry more

[@giratinabasado8436]

@@Aeiparthenos i said that very little people died compared to hiw many poeple were acused. I wasn't crying I just said a number

[@spankyourass5810]

​@@AeiparthenosWITCHHHH

[@SyloJarVIII]

"Honey did you cook dinner yet?" "I told you I was bus-" *Gets cleansed*

[@IVeryMuchHateYouTubeHandles]

This is severely inaccurate. The wife would have been beaten by the husband.

[@HejeRhej]

​​@@IVeryMuchHateKZbinHandlesand then cooked alived, "your tung effect others"

[@HejeRhej]

​@IVeryMuchHateKZbinHandles he's not being serious, I think he was being satirical

[@FlawHead]

Turns into bus. 🚶🧎🚌

[@A.R.C.S_P.R]

​@@IVeryMuchHateKZbinHandleswhat's up bruv

[@Yenlex]

Woman: *breaths* People: SHE'S A WITCH!

[@PH03N1X-gm5jt]

"you were supposed to pay rent" "Witchcraft"

[@justahomiegaming]

Bro imagine being burned to death because it was raining too hard

[@raddragongaming9030]

Nahhh 💀

[@Mj84759]

😂😂😂

[@stone............]

Harry potter moment💀

[@him1016]

Thats some shit right there.

[@Kaihuol]

Dry Out 💀

[@spritezilla_the_bebop]

Woman in 1600's: Boils water Church: *Alright witch*

[@insertcoolausernamehere]

Woman in 1600’s: Wining Argument Men: Yep, that’s a witch.

[@Browncoat7969]

Woman in 1600's: Creating a medicine Men: Alright that a witch alright.

[@mahireneskucuk6959]

Woman in 1600's: donates to the poor Men: that's a witch right there.

[@Gabriel-qo7ls]

It was not that sir

[@lordsbully2456]

as they should

[@realJamesKnoxPolk]

"In my hands i am holding one of the most destructive artifacts in human history" *Holds shower head*

[@Cplayz08]

Huh? I don't get it

[@PPG_MonoKhrome]

Tryhards and sweats in gaming are referred to as "showerless"

[@GoldenSheenObsidan]

How sad. I stand for the ones who were accused of being a witch and for those who were in the upright who were corrupted/bullied/harassed to be pressured into lying about being one for the lie they were being told that they would be freed but they didn’t let them go, by the leaders/townspeople of their homes. They never should’ve been pressured into giving any kind of confession that they were a witch. If they put it onto them that way, might as well be one, if they put it up against them that way.

[@josephisherelol5302]

“I want a divorce” *”WITCHCRAFT”*

[@tiposauce6417]

Nobody was asking for divorces back then though. The only way you could divorce was if you were caught cheating. Then you would die

[@waewae]

​@@tiposauce6417its... a joke

[@SESO420]

​@@waewaethat was the time when christianity was at it's peak

[@breef.8599]

​@@tiposauce6417loll, they definitely still wanted divorces back then. But again, how could you ever escape when even a simple disagreement = witchcraft 😅 just thinking out loud.

[@vulpesstrix6299]

​@@breef.8599that's what murder was for

[@Kir0playzroblox]

Imagine being burned to death cuz it was 1 celcius hotter than it was supposed to💀

[@Indestinate]

well then its 1000 celsius hotter than it was supposed to be

[@starekttheghost3053]

​@@Indestinatenow she lookin hotter though😍

[@SigilOfBaphomet]

Pretty sure they had no idea what Celsius was

[@theantagonist801]

@@starekttheghost3053 found the necrophile 💀

[@nunyabiznez6381]

Most witches were put to death by hanging. Drowning was also popular. Most witch burnings happened after death. It was believed that only those whose bodies were buried intact could be resurrected. By burning the body they were eliminating any chance of resurrection.

[@Bardiful-being]

Two fun facts, in the Salem witch trials, people were hanged, not burned due to lack of firewood. Also, of the around thirty pole in Salem executed for witchcraft, around ten were male. It was still a predominately female “crime.”

[@sevenrings9450]

There was also solitary confinement and one guy being squished to death by rocks.

[@Bardiful-being]

@@sevenrings9450 Yeah!! Eventually his tongue fell out and his lungs were punctured by his fractured ribs, causing him to drown in his own blood. The mayor then labeled this a suicide because instead of giving up the information, the man just kept saying “more weight” which supposedly meant that it was his choice.

[@VoidXNullBrawl]

"I need you to stop eating so much!" " *Witch!* "

[@nesstaylor]

Fun fact: the woman who was the first one to be accused of a witch was also one of the only ones who was found not guilty, when they asked her if she was a witch during her trial she said yes, they thought that since she admitted it she no longer was one, so they let her live

[@Badly-drawn-Arthur]

I'm not sexist or anything but it does feel like most women nowadays in America are evil and only care about money

[@omaki82036]

Yup, it’s official, we aren’t leaving our star system.

[@user-nv1dh6vq6p]

​@@omaki82036 for all intelligent species I hope not. We're a disease if we leave and a failed civilization if we stay.

[@veiledhunter3088]

@@omaki82036we’re constantly evolving just backwards

[@xentivity]

W for the woman

[@Maxthecoolly]

School DID teach me this actually. The book itself was written to get back at a girl who rejected him, so he could claim she was a witch. Millions of people died because he was petty some girl didn't like him (and rightfully so, he was clearly deranged)

[@Sealington]

first incel

[@jstn2132]

@@Sealingtondefinitely not the first

[@user-jq2de1fx8k]

He landed on a medivel town watchlist for sexual harassment as well!

[@Will_Rules]

Man was a pioneered Mob mentallity but also Incelism

[@chickengodgus]

​@@Sealingtonidk what the original poster of this comment is talking about hes like switching sides mid sentence, at first he calls the guy petty, then he says that the guy was correct

[@wingng1233]

you teach us more things then school tbh.

[@holyromanemperor420]

This is why Schools are better. What he said is mostly false. 1) It was mostly Women accusing their neighbours of being witch over usual neighbour fights. 2) Only around 6-15k women were killed in over two centuries in the entire continent of Europe. 3) Most deaths were hangings.

[@inakuvaswaldenstrm6117]

​@@holyromanemperor420 I will add the dead toll is an estimate

[@Omenyos]

"Woman is easily corrupted by the devil" Bro i think it's the reverse of that 😂 (I mean males)

[@CCP-approved]

Imagine being burned alive because the 2 beans you served at dinner were cold

[@humbleheathen1.0]

Shouldn't have let muh beans get cold.

[@SigilOfBaphomet]

2 whole beans? You’re being too generous, there’s no way they’d be that rich

[@ultron3693]

Bruh, this is pure nonsense. I can't believe how so many people are just mindlessly believing everything they see in shorts and tiktoks. The amount of people killed during the watch trials was probably around a thousand. And also, the vast majority were hanged, NOT burnt.

[@Aeiparthenos]

But only 2% were killed bro 💀

[@LlamaTheAlpaca.]

“I dont need no man-“ “CLEANSE HER!”

[@adibhasan7247]

😂

[@Henwy-zm4fh]

probably would have looked like: john likes sarah. sarah doesn't like john. sarah is a "witch".

[@___idk]

m.. ...

[@Changed.User100]

Thats deserved

[@FriendlyNeighborhoodGayGuy]

@@Changed.User100 Ok Abraham

[@TCKHeroVR]

“Malleus Maleficarum!” *summons lighting* “OH SHI-“

[@tomcini]

"No David! I don't want to have pasta again for dinner!" "SHE'S A WITCH"

[@Dakasan3002]

Some woman find a cure cancer 1700s men : she's a witch

[@IVeryMuchHateYouTubeHandles]

Bro. Getting the cure for cancer is an unbelievable thing to achieve. Sounds like magic to modern humans let alone older generations.

[@eunicekia3313]

​@@IVeryMuchHateKZbinHandles the joke literally went over your head 😭

[@GreenSharkMAS]

so that is why there is no cure for cancer yet

[@firstnamelastnamethirdname]

Cancer wasn't invented back then though

[@hahanamegobrr5992]

It’s true finding a cure for cancer is near impossible especially in the 1700, heck diagnosing cancer would be very difficult in the 1700. As the average life expectancy was so short that people wouldn’t live long enough to get cancer and there were so many things killing humans that cancer would be undetectable its only when we started getting rid of those things that made cancer stand out.

[@Tarnished-Turned-Elden-Lord]

I remember reading several years ago that the youngest woman to be found guilty of witchcraft was just 4 years old. While I cannot validate the truth of that statement, it really goes to show just how messed up people can be if you let them act on their delusions

[@somerandomalienontheintern8916]

Only 4 years old? That's surprising I expected lower

[@Yoriichi7777_]

bro a 4 year old got burned to death come on....@@somerandomalienontheintern8916

[@Nyx_Fey_]

It was her, her pregnant mother, and the family dog. They were some of the Salem victims.

[@somerandomalienontheintern8916]

@@Nyx_Fey_ ok that's more believable

[@aidenmcdaniel4641]

I would believe it. The Würzburg trials were some of the worst. Like, everyone was getting burned, men, women, children. It was a shit show.

[@otnyalits]

Okay but can we at least appreciate how badass the drawings are

[@User97842]

I thought he was holding a death-note until I saw Salem Witch Trials😂

[@sauce8075]

Man it would’ve been dope if witches actually existed instead of it just being random women thrown into lakes for land they inherited from their dead husbands. Judging by all these comments, these modern witches seem more chill than pretty much everyone else who commented, gotta find me a group to join now, I found my people.

[@ABANDONED23456]

They _do._ Just not the stereotyped ones. Witchcraft is alive and well and witches are becoming more popular too. Most spells are good luck spells (the spells in question being wax-sealed jars most of the time).

[@mohamednadir382]

Well they exist but both men and women , they do something like giving ( there) soul to a devil in exchange for help..

[@ABANDONED23456]

@@mohamednadir382 NOPE, nowhere near true.

[@carbs_r_delish]

@@mohamednadir382absolutely incorrect. My sibling is Wiccan, and they absolutely do not do psychopathic sh¡T like that Edit: For the record, my sibling is in their twenty’s, a fully grown adult. I didn’t mean to start a thread of hateful and crude people, so sorry about that lol

[@sen_zensen]

Im pagan, back then we would've beem considered witches even if we didn't practice "witch craft" just worshiping our gods would be "witch craft" though there are of course actual pagan witches as well.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

I am descended from both one of the leaders in Salem who imposed judgement as well as three of his victims. I have my ancestor's copy of this book. I did not inherit it though. It came up for auction about 15 years ago and the person who sold it had no idea what it was and I didn't either. I just liked old books. The cover had been lost years ago but it still had it's title page, spine and all the other pages and was in kind of rough though basically intact condition. I examined it carefully and a name inscribed on the page after the title page looked familiar so I looked it up and sure enough it was my ancestor's name and the hand written date was 1687. I went to the Massachusetts historical society as well as to Salem to consult some experts and the consensus is that was my ancestor's handwriting in the book. I took it to a book conservator who created a period appropriate cover and attached it restoring the book to near original condition. Two of my convicted ancestors managed to use their ""magik" to escape Salem's wooden jail and eventually make their way down to Cape Cod to present day Provincetown. The third was not so lucky and was hanged after days of torture. The ancestor who owned the book died of a venereal disease some years later.

[@ItsKiraLyn]

I really enjoyed reading this! I wish I had more info on my genealogy. I know quite a bit of my moms side but none of my dads… hell I don’t even know him! Lol so I always think it’s neat when folks know so much about their ancestors.

[@vegastrina]

That's an awesome story. Thanks for sharing.

[@yeet-ej8mj]

Thats so cool

[@MattDoesNothing]

@@GrulizuI don’t think it’s about the likes and reply… well, partly it is. But it is a good story to share

[@nunyabiznez6381]

@@Grulizu 155 likes and 5 replies. But then whose counting?

[@user-vs3qv8cm3u]

hey herald STOP DRINKING BEER herald:can i get one cooked woman with that beer bartender:already in trial😂😂

[@user-vu3dc1sd2t]

" Here is your pen back!" "WITCH!!!11"

[@snippy6085]

bro was mad at his wife and wanted a safe way to kill her💀

[@adrenalineactivate]

Nah man don't need a safe way to kill wife. They've been doing it for years and most people barely bat an eye. Why else would there be so many women dying from spouse?

[@fantasyshadows3207]

That guy is an incel, he wrote the book after sending a woman to court for arguing too much instead he was the guilty one.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

Author was a monk and not married. Book was written in response to the bishop criticizing the author's methods in trying witches.

[@Aeiparthenos]

But only 2% were killed bro 💀

[@callibur2215]

​@@Aeiparthenosare you being a bot my guy?

[@jojovaio]

Imagine you were burned at the stake for having an argument with a sibling during a thunderstorm 💀💀💀💀

[@krystaljoanne8370]

Bruh-

[@Aeiparthenos]

But only 2% were killed bro 💀

[@Volcano316]

Can u stop

[@neonemh]

This is why we need to learn about these kinds of things so that it never happens again. Even tho witchcraft isn’t real, it is still important to learn about and respect the people who died due to accusations of witchcraft.

[@H0nor3d2beHere]

“No you’re wrong.” WITCHCRAFT

[@lanzsaceda778]

"Finally, i have developed a medicine that can cure any disease!" The local witch-hunter: 🗿

[@hihopeyouhaveaniceday6992]

That's funny and pretty accurate actually. A lot of "witches" were "cleansed" because they were making and selling medicine in their communities. They were sort of the local "healers". However because the Church never liked women nor science and because only men could become physicians the medicine those women made and used was seen as potions made by witchcraft. Unfortunately it was often the members of their own community whom were healed by those "potions" that accused those women of witchcraft. It's quite sad really.

[@giratinabasado8436]

You can't cure every disease since every pathogen is different and so saying: "I have made a medicine that can cure everything" is 100% a scam

[@Sleepyratcoon]

😂

[@ItsDaKoolaidDude]

Another fun fact: the author, Heinrich Krammer, wrote both the book and started the witch trails/burning because he never got any wenches, and whenever he tried he got rejected. *_Dude had such a skill issue over women that he went on to write gore and torture fanfic against women._*

[@ledoyedo5483]

Medieval incel

[@AltThrowawayAccount]

what a loser lmao

[@murilo_the_lilo9947]

​@@ledoyedo5483Discord moderators common ancestor

[@monkeycrimson6087]

He got no bitches 💀

[@infinitystormsafire2425]

Maidenless behaviour

[@zenon494]

woman: the weather looks dull today Man: SHE'S A WITCH Gets cleansed

[@thatdudewiththeplant]

"It's a female crime" Giles Corey: 💀

[@snowman6920]

During the salem witch trials, not only were 24 men and women executed for witchcraft, but 2 DOGS were also executed. Really makes you think about how bogus "witch hunting" really was.

[@baronbrummbar8691]

meanwhile this one City in germany that burned more witches then all of north america , Britain and france combined

[@baronbrummbar8691]

(its the city where the book is from)

[@firstnamelastnamethirdname]

Wasn't it started by a girl who didn't wanna admit she was caught in the act of doing witchcraft or something? If anything she's to mostly blame

[@baronbrummbar8691]

@@firstnamelastnamethirdname are you on crack ? how can she do witchcraft if ther is no such thing - it was started by some lunatic german high priest who burned 1/4 of the population of his home city

[@OrionTails]

​@@firstnamelastnamethirdnameas if witchcraft exists lol.

[@finn_in_the_bin5263]

The shapeshifting one is especially concerning when you factor in the hallucinagenic mold found to be in their crops at the time, and never mentioned in historical accounts- as if they didnt even realize the problem in the first place...

[@Agoodfootballfan11]

I didn't understand.

[@finn_in_the_bin5263]

@@Agoodfootballfan11 essentially historians have found evidence the Salem crops were infected with a kind of mold that makes you hallucinate (think LSD but more low-key) and they had no idea that was in their wheat, so when they ate from that infested crop they would see things that weren't real, basically tripping, and they believed the things they saw were real. When they accused someone of shapeshifting, they usually just hallucinated them turning into something else like a person on an acid trip Sorry if that's not any clearer you caught me stoned as hell to clarify 🤣

[@Chris-fh3db]

​@@Agoodfootballfan11 if what they're saying is true that means people were hallucinating and blaming it on random women

[@melody-tz8sy]

@Agoodfootballfan11 it means they had mold in the crops in thier homes, breathing In the mold made them hallucinate, the hallucinations where probably of women turning into cows and such, meaning the women where killed because of a hallucination

[@tetsusiega2]

Ergot, which is a kind of mold that grows on wheat, is the precursor ingredient to making LSD

[@sinisidhique5256]

Ministry of magic watching this be like.👁️👄👁️

[@Kos1256]

Woman:"No i dont want to date you" *Gets cleanses*

[@notbanjelacic]

"If men knew we could shapeshift, they would tell the church"

[@MMM_toasty]

its okay i wont tell

[@feelzyfeelz]

Everyday I miss Sailor J more and more. 😩💖

[@Thisshortdude]

“Contouring is a very dangerous game”

[@mishislost]

it all makes sense now

[@basantprasadsgarden8365]

Witch hunts were some of the Terrible Crimes that went unpunished

[@humbleheathen1.0]

Oh well all we can do now is exploit the shit outta it for profit :'D

[@nunyabiznez6381]

The various inquisitions in general were horrible but not crimes since they were legally sanctioned. Though the author of this book conducted witch trials opposed by church leaders of the time. The methods of this author were illegal at the time preceding his writing of this book but were accepted by a number of authorities for roughly two centuries, longer in some places.

[@samthefaustmain4068]

"Fater, did you ever think some of the burned were innocent?" *"WITCHCRAFT"*

[@commercialchase8442]

It’s also worth noting that many churches condemned the book as heresy and the guy who wrote it was an incel who stalked his ex wife.

[@chaotic_snek666]

Bruh, imagine you're in an argument and the person whom you're in an argument with suddenly accused you of witchcraft 💀

[@ohboof]

something to be noted: in the US, the most famous witch trials (the Salem Witch Trials) never had anyone burned. most died while imprisoned, i believe 14 were hanged, and 1 died by heavy stones.

[@gro8085]

the one that died by stones was also an old man

[@ArachniusWebb]

​@@gro8085Giles Corey. His spirit was titanium, his body was mushy

[@NoHandle44]

I thought the witch trials only happened in Europe?

[@ArachniusWebb]

@@NoHandle44 you should prob read a little more about history man. I'm an American, my family left from Ipswich, England and arrived in Massachusetts in 1666. Columbus arrived near Florida right before the year 1500, it took about 100 years for the English to match the Spanish colonizing of the Americas

[@NoHandle44]

@@ArachniusWebb hm. Interesting.

[@LanxPenzenpepper]

The primordial "how to" guide

[@S.C08]

Where all those mfs who say i wanna go back in history it was so peaceful 😂

[@SussyBaka694-20]

women in the 1600s: breathes air everyone else: so you have chosen death

[@AfricanBootyScratcher69420]

What a knee slapper

[@lucipher4641]

Fun Fact: One of the ways they found out if someone was a witch was that they'd throw you into a large body of water and if you drowned you weren't a witch but if you survived you were a witch and would then be burned alive

[@Yoriichi7777_]

bro you would be dead either way

[@zuko2.051]

So either way you die

[@lucipher4641]

@@zuko2.051 Yep

[@aynain1810]

💀 wth there is no win

[@purnarawat3670]

What is fun about that ?

[@whatdoesleeknowknow]

I did a National History Day project on this. The saddest part is the youngest ever tried was a 5 years old girl. (She was found innocent) Also, a male refused to testify so one of the higher people of law took him out back and he was pressed to de@th. (Being pressed to de@th means, having heavy objects placed on your chest until your lungs collapse)

[@zenon494]

when my parents watch news i just happen to listen then i hear old women from 60-90 are taking part in witch craft so this will help me

[@Mr.Crow1984]

I think the worst part the entire reason this book exists, is because Henrich Kramer was rejected and mucked by a girl for being a creepy guy. For those that wonder, long stroy short, Heinrich (inquisitor) in his travels met a married woman named Helena. This guy tried to rizz up to her in the worst way possible and multiple times. At one point Helena called him out and mucked him, which didn't seat well with heinrich. He accused her of being a Witch, but the twon's bishop (as well as people in the town) sided with Helena. Becuase well Heinrich was a creepy pervy inquisitor guy. After humiliated Heinerich wrote the book, writirng in a way that induced fear in the hearts of the supersticious peasents. And the rest is horrible history.

[@Mr.Crow1984]

Also aparrently Heinrich wasn't well liked by his co-inquisitors and even the church. Some historians say that the church was very much against Heinrich's ideas, but do to the superstition at the time and the fast spread of the book. The Church wasen't able to stop it.

[@Rg-nk3rc]

​@@Mr.Crow1984Damn.

[@yeongtheanmun5097]

woah...

[@BEPOSITIVEBROO]

Ummm.... My name is Helena. Was it my past life🤔🤔🤔

[@Mr.Crow1984]

@@BEPOSITIVEBROO im not so much of a believer in past lives but it she was then that is pretty cool. From what the story says, she was a rather corageous woman with a very unique character. She spoke firm, was well liked, and wasn't exactly afraid to tell someone shove it if needed be. In our times this is rather normal, but in her times she was a very special woman that wasen't afraid of the very strict social standards of the time.

[@yodelingpotato2163]

very few people where actually burned it was mostly hangings and drownings a few people where pressed to death while trying to get confessions (slowing placing more and more stones on someone till they died or admitted guilt)

[@dr_doritotf2305]

That’s what I’m saying! Finally I found a comment like this!

[@SomeRandoQuacko]

More weight…

[@kRaCkdAdy]

It’s still horrible.I feel bad for all those people that were killed for those reasons.

[@sourappleplayz]

This is so weird. In class, we’re learning about the Salem Witch Trials, and this just pooped up on my KZbin.

[@samado_]

the sun is a bit brighter than normal: medival people:burns a random woman.

[@BrotatoeGod]

*Mom and son arguing Mom:YOU WILL BE THE END OF! Son:Yes, I will be. Mom:NO SON! SON:HELP MY MOTHER IS A WITCH! HELP!

[@minhaophu3289]

If he do so high chance he got cleanse as well just to be sure

[@avery9879]

My history teacher is a direct descendant of the Towne sisters from the with trials

[@l3onardomgbr]

"are you a witch??" "no tf you talkin-" "WITCH!!!"

[@swizzleproxi4810]

Witch hunt was invented to get rid of women who complained, spoke up for themselves or got on too well without a man in their life😁

[@TheSiprianus]

Wait until you hear that there are men among the hunted "witches" . And I mean actual men, not just "I identify as a man". And no, the men were captured not because they defended the women; they were captured for doing the same witchy things. I doubt you know that because you are too busy thinking about the next preferred pronouns you want to use.

[@xyrongonzalez3833]

This went to hell real quick@@TheSiprianus

[@whatburnsneverreturns]

​@@TheSiprianuswhat are you even saying? this is actually the most mind numbing red pilled thing ive seen

[@sanrusdyne]

​@TheSiprianus how the hell are you people able to slide a little bit of transphobia into every single statment you make?

[@user-iv1bv6kv6x]

​@@TheSiprianuswha... huh... what are you on!?!?!?!?!?!

[@nalu5234]

All those deaths just because a man got butthurt by a woman

[@ajarofmayonnaise3250]

Based deaths

[@vishalpatkar6819]

​@@ajarofmayonnaise3250who got your ass?

[@wctvr]

@@ajarofmayonnaise3250electric chair 💀

[@breaddoggo5485]

​@@ajarofmayonnaise3250Toaster bath NOW

[@JesusChrist-sm4bm]

A religious leader, ment to be piased. Was angry he couldn't get any women to sleep with him

[@SomewhatIntelligentAgency]

This book was the second mass printed book by Gutenbergs printing press

[@Acorn317]

I feel so bad for those women. They didn't deserve that. ❤

[@scooberdoobergoob]

Witch trials explained in a nutshell: man: _says something expecting woman to agree with_ woman: no everybody else: *BURN HER*

[@الحمدلله101]

extremely oversimplified

[@Aidenismypookie]

Weird how a rain drop could kill you

[@caramelapples4393]

Ur pfp gives me trauma

[@IVeryMuchHateYouTubeHandles]

Your pfp is traumatizing.

[@user-fh4bq4km6m]

Johnpork

[@DEVY69420]

imagine cursing someone as a woman and then you got the armin treatment

[@ToeNibbler9000m]

Break up in 1569: She said no to my proposal Judge: WITCHCRAFT!!

[@I_dont_judge_but]

"Honey, what are you doing~?" "Oh just here in the kitchen" "What's that, is that a fire, started by a woman?" *calls neighbors* "Piece of shit I've been cooking for you for 20 years"

[@VigilanteGamerCrimsonHood26]

Which is why corrupt officials used it to their advantage

[@humbleheathen1.0]

Congrats on saying absolutely nothing new.

[@OrionTails]

Congratulations to the three of us for contributing nothing to the conversation.

[@humbleheathen1.0]

@@OrionTails(politics) summed up in a comment section.

[@AfricanBootyScratcher69420]

​@@humbleheathen1.0your ass smacked summed up in the comment section

[@ratata6720]

A woman: *delivers sick burn Villagers: WITCH!

[@mayonaise1843]

if having argument make me a witch then I might be a witch

[@Dynasthick]

Damn bro, that's crazy. *continues scrolling*

[@maxleavitt8199]

I can’t tell if this is sarcasm or not

[@Dynasthick]

@@maxleavitt8199 sarcasm

[@maxleavitt8199]

@@Dynasthick ok just making sure because I'm fucking stupid

[@vaporwingfauxmcloud1190]

​@@Dynasthickwowza you're so cool being toxic on the internet. This dude makes money off of making internet videos and you're lazy, probably work or go to school, live a life not your own while buying into bullshit societal standards and lastly, you're scrolling through YT to cope with your own miserable life. Get therapy please 😂

[@Rika_kaiyo]

😭😭

[@johnlaw2US]

Imagine if it started raining while someone was crying due to a coincidence 💀

[@mybasementismissing110]

Ngl Malleus Malifecarum has got to be one of the most awesome titles for a book.

[@Thatgirl_Shokh]

Women: Which Men: Wizard This is why men don't die 💀

[@Emonamedpantsxox]

The Salem witch trials only lasted about a year but witch hunting in general lasted from the 1400s to the 1700s. It would have been nearly impossible for the Salem witch trials to start in the 1400s because Salem was a town in the north American colonies. The Salem witch trials started in 1692 and ended the following year. (If anything is wrong please correct me)

[@NoHandle44]

But the Google search in the video says that it lasted for 250 years.

[@murilo_the_lilo9947]

​@@NoHandle44pretty much a shot in the dark for the information provided by this person and google

[@Jimpiedepimpie]

​@@NoHandle44The events known as the Salem Witch Trials lasted a little over a year and featured 200 accusations, 30 guilty verdicts and 20 executions according to Wikipedia. If I had to guess why he chose to spread misinformation about this event in particular, it's because women really like bringing it up and they're the most gullible consumers. Ironic that the witch book suggests that too.

[@iamnothing.really]

" *_A V A D A C A D A V R A_* "

[@Sunny_5611]

"I told you not to touch i-" *gets cleansed*

[@azimlicocuk9899]

if they actually taught this in history class I would actually pay attention lol

[@altaccount5991]

They did

[@Myder_Dragon]

@@altaccount5991 I never heard of this book in school wdym

[@Carusme]

Well they do in Austria

[@sigmaandpi2062]

They do teach stuff ,but you are too dumb to pay attention.

[@CiciChess]

That's why I love homeschooling I learned this shit and it was interesting

[@locke8628]

Fun fact the book was written by some schizophrenic monk who got a little too obsessed with a woman

[@gg_retromusic]

Blud casually made the greatest tutorial of all time

[@FlakenBaken-eo1wm]

Something I learned recently which kinda creeped me out is I’m related to the author of this book 😅

[@Kuze_Oscar]

*Going on a date with my girlfriend* *An argument arose and it started raining* "witch!"

[@youyououmf8200]

Most drama series be like:

[@williambillplay2919]

I literally live in Salem. It’s so creepy during Halloween.

[@jane_edits36]

😬 Good luck this spooky season!!❤️

[@Maannnn...]

... Update?

[@The_Movie_Thieves]

Imagine guessing if that's a witch 6 million times and being wrong every single time

[@QuintonJohnson-kp3mr]

Bro, imagine that you where just having an argument with your husband and he started shouting which just to win the argument 😂

[@qwertytarantuno730]

*rains heavily* “that’s it, your ass is getting cleansed”

[@varshithreddy6147]

😏😏😏

[@qwertytarantuno730]

@@varshithreddy6147 WAIT THATS NOT WHAT I MEANT

[@ExistingSmiles]

actual witches watching random women getting accused of witch craft: lmao

[@lol.karoki.]

Woman: “God dang it’s rainy outsi-“ Someone else: *“WIIIITCH”*

[@noahhecker6672]

The Witch Hammer is still one of the coolest fantasy names for anything I’ve ever heard

[@noviibutnotactive8385]

Another reason why I love existing today! Sure our fashion (in my opinion) isn't as pretty/elegant but atleast im not burning alive or having to wear a scold's bridle. 🤷‍♀️

[@techgaming-on4wg]

Or even died on disease or not be middle class

[@masaf2350]

But real witches would just use a flame-freezing charm and enjoy a weird tickling sensation instead of burning to death

[@emperorsponge9208]

Their view of witches was people corrupted by the devil, not the modern-media interpretation.

[@Will_Rules]

Wendelin the Weird was famous for getting caught on purpose to use the charm

[@baronbrummbar8691]

@@Will_Rulesis that her name in english ........ die ulkige sounds better (german)

[@cristrollelgeekmaster4674]

Thunder: *rumbles* Random woman in the 1400-1700: aw, shit

[@sabrinas.feather]

"gee, what happened to ur wife?" "Oh she said it was raining."

[@Thatrandomchanneloverthereig]

Women in 1500s: *sneezes* Men: K!LL H£R

[@Aeiparthenos]

But only 2% were killed bro 💀

[@pushpakpatil1623]

@@Aeiparthenos "only" 💀

[@Aeiparthenos]

@@pushpakpatil1623 Yes, only, according to the Catholic Church's own archives, 6 million were accused, 100,000 were found guilty and 2% of those 100,000 were killed.

[@giratinabasado8436]

​@@Aeiparthenosso out of 6 million only 2000 people died

[@mmmvvv444]

​​​@@Aeiparthenoswth are you trying to do with this copy paste comment? 2% of 100000 is still 2000 innocent women killed. It should have been 0%. Do you do these statistics that disprove absolutely nothing for all tragedies and mindless violence in history or do you only do it here because the main focus are women??? And yes, I know that probably not only women were killed but they were the main target and were the most killed, as it clearly says here it was known as "female crime". You incels are truly something else, your statistics don't disprove the tragedy of these trials