and then it turns out you weren't a witch any they be like "whoops sorry" and go and accuse someone else

100’s have died for that exact reason. Good job Europe. We should have burned the aristocrats instead haha

@@ColeAra That wasn't done, but there was the guillotine...

@@sciencewizard2861 There was no "Whoops" about it. They were poor, "hardly resembling human", anyway. "On to the next guilty suspect!..."

@@ColeAra you could hoist them by they're own pitard... Community jokes :/

That was the logic tho. If a woman was a witch she would save herself if she didn't she innocent

@@maragragert7088 but none of them did and they still killed her.

They believed that those persecuting witches were protected by divine intervention since they were doing the Lord's work. Still, your statement is spot on.

Same argument used by the Spanish inquisition which also never persecuted anyone for that. Countries with inquisition like Spain and Italy were spared from witch hunts.

Ironic isn't it

Just what I was saying. It shows that that society was self aware, but they said, "ah, screw it, we don't care. We like it this way for our whammens."

That's it in a nutshell.

Unfortunately that way of thinking still exists today.

You're funny :)

Satan might be charming :)

He did. His brain was still newtlike but he was a man again. At least he didn’t weigh the same as a duck.

Very small rocks

"If she has the same waight as a duck thaaan?" "She's a witch!" "A wiiiiiitch!"

So, basically, they just enjoyed torturing and killing women.

Awesome.

I always hated how it was the woman's fault for "tempting" men rather than the man's fault for having poor self control.

@Nicholas P yes I totally agree our society is teaching us bad stuff. Now sex is just treated as a game. The youth needs to be taught self control.

Really??????

We should do this with feminists

@@chrisgould101 😂😂😂😂😂😂

That’s literally what I think Everytime I see a documentary on this. They would have killed me...

@@ml8452 my boyfriend has it too. I can't imagine what he would have gone through!

Or almost any illness and mental illness. It was also a crap time to have a sick neighbor or one too dumb to take care of their cow!

Really any kind of disorder...everyone would think you were cursed or evil.

Unfortunately their beliefs was the only way for them to answer questions about illness. If they questioned the church they would be punished for heracy

Best channel on KZfaq

Right

British TV is amazing. American TV is turning to straight crap.

I agree. It's a shame there are no quality TV programs in the US. British TV is what American TV was 25 years ago.

🤫 David Foster will take the credit

may be he just pour icy water for little kinky fantasy,,..

😏 that’s what the called me in highschool

They weren't afraid of the devil. They hatted women. .

@@leanordials8008 i see no difference

@@TheGoaterGoat your comparing women to the devil?

@@TheGoaterGoat well said

Exactly. AND people still having this way of thinking today.

Yeah this reminded me of Trump who would get upset when a woman rejects or challenged him.

It was all men who felt threatened by women for sure. I bet no women turned in other women because they were jealous and petty. That legitimately has never happened.

The whole reason women started being blamed for witchcraft more than men came from a book called the malleus maleficarum, which was too misogynistic even for the Vatican. The guy who wrote it is exactly the guy you're describing, he was literally exiled from a community by a bishop for obsessing over a woman. However he lied that his book had Vatican approval and it became the basis of medieval witch hunt laws, including the idea that witches should be burned.

You've got to get over your "wokeness". Nothing you described is factual but a fantasy you have in your head. Now go pet your cats.

@@fullclipaudio Selene literally just proved that the original commenter was right tho so...

Check out the channels biographics and geographics, or any of the other channels with Simon whistler, he makes decent educational content

The history channel used to be just like this! It was up until the mid 2000’s, it used to have these documentaries all the time and now it’s all trash. 😭

@@rebeccascott3551 AMEN!

I know im hooked!

@@rebeccascott3551 It was the sucess of Ancient Aliens which turned their eye. Just like Animal Planet when it aired Mermaids The Body Found and broke their viewership records and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration had to say that no evidence of aquatic humanoids were ever found due to the large volume of calls they received.

God is such a prude.

I was confused by that. It seem Satan was doing what "good husband" was failing at. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

😂

@@LadyCoyKoi and men at that time may not have cleaned their bums , teeth, boozing and beatings the norm

RIGHT!

You should see the marks I have....including what looks like an extra nipple underneath my left breast. I would have been in trouble.

I don't think they minded moles or birthmarks. Its usually skintags or melanomas, things that can just appear out of nowhere

The only thing that would've saved you was the clothes of the day.

@@snailsaredumb9412 They used the faintest of birthmarks. Fear is a great motivator and the value of life was so very low.

@@suet.r.4815 Wouldn't matter. If you were suspect over anything, they could still get a "witch finder", and strip and inspect you.

Just like every other man. lol

Typical man

@@brittanysmith8996 HHaaaa!

That's literally society lmao

its funny, because satan is an accuser according to the bible...

They would accuse people that were low on the social status often or people that they didn't like. Also for Hopkins it become more a business than gods work in the end

💪🏻😎 Nah your evil

@@VanillaGrollia.you’re* evil for defending the murder of innocent people over delusional superstitions

To be fair, that would be just stealing milk from your neighbors. Sorry for any bad spelling, english is not my first language

That also happened.....but was evidence of how " evil this witch is"

@ Wombat LoL 😉 funny...Not funny, smart enough to make it hurry up your trial and "Fate," or stop things... hopefully...ha!

And the persecutor as High Priest!

I would pretend to curse their families .

You could blame anyone for being a witch. Men and women. So just call the priest a witch and say that he has been slowly murdering God's angels who has been hiding among them.

Since you seem to know, what is the best way to voodoo/magic stab an image of my sister in law? I seriously hate her. I want bad juju to happen to her. I’m not worried about karma. She seriously deserves it. She’s superstitious, so I’d love to send her a creepy voodoo doll. I’d at least like to make her uncomfortable at least, because she stole her brothers whole inheritance. Every dime. And she didn’t deserve it, believe me. (Parent Alzheimer’s).

@@mangot589 there are karma spells with which you can invoke the muses to do the revenge for you, and you won’t suffer one bit. “What was brought down upon me Be returned but times 3 Head to toe, skin and nerve May you get exactly what you deserve” Saying it once may scare her, but saying it three times makes it work. Should you want something a little bit more imposing “See the cruelty and pain, That you have caused once again, I turn the tables three times three, Bring light to you actions, I will be set free, When light fades and dusk comes through, The pain you caused will come back to you, I say this spell to Karma tonight, I am witch, I stand and fight.” This one must be said “three times three”, or 9, times Both can even be said with two lit spell candles, yellow and purple, to invoke Nemesis for extra effect

@@spleens4200 Thank you!

@@mangot589 you’re welcome, anyone who cheats someone out of their dues will be treated harshly by karma. What better way to have it happen quicker than to put karma’s eyes right on them?

That's not how I read it, to me they weren't saying people won't do it for fear of bad juju, but that said fear of bad juju comes from the same psychological roots that prevented them from doing so

Lol don't get in your feelings and emotions ok it's just history a different time and era

​@@VanillaGrollia.its good to learn from history. we are more similar to them than anyone would like to admit.

@@fvckfascists Similar to whom?

​@@VanillaGrollia.Similar to the ancient ignorant people who feared a biblical demonic devil possessing people. Maybe someday well learn that people are people and the scary devil isn't going to get you.

I about fell out when he said "there's a bloody witch in the village!". Its gold!!

@@christinawells2024 oh yes ma’am great stuff. 🙂

It's funny me to!! Innocent women just murdered for no reason , by the ruling structure , all someone had to do is point you out and scream witch!

@@incoco2 yea by the very person who made up the Bible king iAmes

A guy gets rejected " She's a Witch "! Goes on in strict Islamic Places calling a woman a whore can get her murdered.

Angry enough to bring back witch hunting and burning ? Cuz there are a whole lota people would be great to use those practices on eh ?

@@Mk101T That's not at all what they meant.

Hahaha eating groceries...that was funny as hell

Don’t use your ghetto logic in religion.

Same. I also don’t think I would’ve done well at all with the torture. Especially not what they showed here, or pressing, or...just anything. I’m definitely too much of a weenie.

Me, too.

Unfortunately??? 😂Nah humans was much tougher and not weak and emotional sensitive humans like yourselfs today ok but yeah just a different time and era

@@VanillaGrollia. my religion would've required it. I'm not sure what generation you're from, but mine would fight tooth and nail

I only just started watching this channel a few days ago, and so far, everything I've seen is damn fine quality. Hope it continues, his channel is tops!

@@MegaKat the main point being *it's baldrick!*

@@mikkihesson3509 is there a joke or reference I'm not getting? If there's not, I deeply fucking apologize for being an incredibly literal person that never gets a joke that's only slightly nuanced; it's one of my many flaws! Either way, have an incredibly lovely day!

@@MegaKat dont be a prick bc someone laughed.

@@mikkihesson3509 wow, I quite literally made it so very very clear in my reply that I don't always get jokes, and then *proactively apologize for it* and you call me a prick for it all... when I apologized ahead of time for my lack of social cues and told you point-blank that I don't understand that stuff. Wow. I'm genuinely sorry for whatever happened in your life that made you such a douche. That said, I'll tell you what I tell my kids: be kind to *everyone* because you don't know if they're in the middle of the worst day of their lives. Be tolerant. Because you don't know what they've suffered between their birth and when you've met them. And be tolerant: because you don't know shit about their culture and every family is different.

They were. All of this is bs.

@Lotte Yes, I understand that. I was complaining about the documentary in general, which is history of mentalities at the most superficial level, like Victorian era superficial. And they didn't even mention the focus they were taking, they should've at least mention that there were economical, sociological and ideological reasons for this to happen, besides people's believes. In this way it's pretty misinformative.

Pretty much exactly what they were, but to be fair yes some pagan rituals would be considered evil yes.

They were. This is just parroting repetitive superstitions.

Keep in mind this is all from the church’s point of view. This is what they THOUGHT witches were. Also, killing these women was a way to keep women out of medicine.

Now it just gives people high blood pressure and water retention

Bless you.. Thats the truth.. These will be interesting.

Is the church you're in founded by Christ or man made? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/etOZe5tq3b2-YIU.html

@@mapleleaf3803 christ is man made just an intermediate. Funny how everything works out.

@@mapleleaf3803 I don't have any set denomination. I believe in Christ and that he died for my sins. But I believe those who do evil and say it's God's work are absolute monsters.

No need to protect God. He's the Almighty. They were using God's good name to claim evil acts were His will therefore sanctified. Good thing that doesn't happen today......(sarcasm please note sarcasm in last statement)

It's very unfortunate how people use God and the bible to justify their actions. They twist scripture to fit their agenda. I've never understood "Christians" who feel the need to judge everyone, acting all hateful...like it's going to bring people to Jesus. Heck no. Last time I checked, Jesus wasn't hiring.

It would be like walking on egg shells at all times. If someone didn't like you, all they had to do was tell others you were a witch and you were done for.

If you keep bags of milk inside your walls. Which, why wouldn't you?

@@rocketamadeus3730 lmao

Free milk fellas. This is how students survive these days. No money for food? Stab the wall and sell the milk!

catch me stabbing the wall with a bowl of cereal ready lol

😆

Exactly! You'd have to remember doing so. It would hurt you.

I don't think they did that to show people believe in magic but how the subconscious mind works.

Well, just like people know that gratitude and positivity are how one lives a happy life, manifestation is very potent. A violent act against the image of a loved one is negative vibes no one really wants to put into the world

They just said would you be willing to stab the picture. You could stab anywhere on the picture not the images of the people in the pictures.

In Iceland it was only men who were executed for sorcery though.

@@herodotus945 That’s a very interesting point! I’m not an expert on the topic, just an enthusiast, but here are some of my thoughts on that supported by some research I did: In total there were 120 witch trials in Iceland between 1604 and 1720 and 22 of them resulted in execution of the accused person. Out of the executed people, 21 were men and only one was a woman. This disproportion is often connected to pre-Christian Norse tradition, where men were most frequently involved in casting spells and where women enjoyed unusual for that time degree of freedom (for example they could own land or request a divorce!). In contrast, if we look at witch trials globally there were about 50,000 executions and 80% of victims were women. In England (featured in the video) witch trials have resulted in the death of between 500 and 1000 people, 90% of whom were women. Naturally there is a difference between correlation and causation, but it’s extremely interesting that Iceland has been the leading country on the Global Gender Gap Index for 11 years in a row now, followed by other Scandinavian countries on positions from 2 to 4.

I disagree. There is mountains and mountains of evidence that they truly believed there were witches. Not everyone, of course, but the vast majority of people did. I think especially the judges and those in power believed in witchcraft. And because certain women were independent and spoke their minds and weren't submissive because of that behavior specifically they believed they were of satan. They used that behavior as proof of their alliance with Satan. That behavior was seen as "unnatural" and "heinous". You can't judge people of the past using modern sensibilities and even if you did you would be wrong. Sin eaters were still a common practice back then and people died for their religion all. the. time. Jews Catholics Protestants Muslims Buddhists Hindus they were all at one time targeted by people in the 16th century and killed for it because whoever happened to be in charge of the time truly believe that anyone that didn't follow their religion was worshiping Satan. You can't be serious as to think that people didn't actually believe in witches when there is a huge amount of people even today that STILL believe witches and witchcraft is real. Pagans Muslims Christians and Jews alike. A huge amount of people do still believe in witchcraft and you're an idiot if you think sexism was the sole cause of the witch hunts. It's an incredibly complex and deep subject that can't be summarized by "patriarchy hate women"

@@WhitneyDahlin It’s your absolute right to disagree and I respect your opinion. It’s always interesting to hear another point of view and in a way it is awesome that we live in a different time, when as two women we can discuss our varying opinions publicly isn’t it? But I would appreciate it if you would voice it with more respect instead of calling me an ‘idiot’. I strongly believe that intelligent people can disagree without calling each other names. Obviously, the matter is not black and white. Is anything in this world? I’m not discrediting the whole content of the video. I just think it fails to mention that side of the story. There is also a lot of evidence on people accusing women of being witches for reasons related to money or convenience and I believe it is important to make that a part of the discussion. Additionally, I can think of many examples when system or a group used popular fear or belief to execute their vision, so our opinions are not even mutually exclusive for me. As I mentioned before I’m not an expert on witch hunts but if you would like to learn a bit more about other point of view than the one presented in the video, I can recommend some sources I found interesting, for example ‘Witchcraze: A New History of the European Witch Hunts’ by Anne Barstow.

They also mention 'Cunningfolk', about 18 min in, who would practice in cities and towns giving people charms and what not. I wonder how many cunning folk were men and how many were women...

They were essentially afraid that women would use their sexual capital against them. Thus, they invented the idea of "virtue" to control them.

Maybe they were right with the witchcraft thing afterall😂Clearly not all were witches, but something dark has surely happened. There's no smoke without fire

That’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard 😂

They used to have us rub a potato on worts and bury it. Turns out potatoes are nightshade. It works.

How to remove warts: step 1, rub your feces into the eyes of a sparrow, step 2, then eat a spoonful of peanutbutter while upside down humming "mary had a little lamb". Step 3, apply wart remover to your wart. Your wart will be gone in 3-5 days. I can attest, it works every time. Magic is real

@@willman9567 no it doesn't. Potatoes, especially the modern breeds don't contain any significant amount of toxins in their tubers anymore, so they could never remove warts using that... Warts are prone to spontanious dissapearance, especially when you're young, because they're caused by viruses infecting skin cells and getting them to multiple uncontrollably, like a tumor. But the immune system will eventually catch up and kill the infected cells. From age 9-14, I was covered in about 40 warts on my face, my arms, my hands and legs. And I've tried everything, herbs my father told me about, acid-based wart removers, even one with liquid nitrogen. Nothing worked. By one day when I was 14, two years after I stopped trying, I noticed that they were gone. I didn't do anything, but my immune system would just discover the virus by chance and eradicate it from every wart on my body, killing the cells in the process. It's all just biology, no magic or potato toxin...

There are things that can't _yet_ be explained by our understanding of the universe. Just because we don't know how something works in the details yet doesn't leave room to shoehorn in the supernatural. That's called the god-of-the-gaps fallacy.

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I got better.

"And how do you know she's a witch?"

I was searching for this comment hahahah as someone who practices pagan witchcraft, I agree.

Yes we do and minding my business is a part of my practice 😌

i had an argument with a wiccan once they said they would curse me i’m still waiting for it

@@TheGoaterGoat hahahhaha they probably changed their mind because of the 3 fold law I guess hahahah

@@fck_u_please4665 What's that? 😮 the '3 fold law' I mean

it’s illegal to be a fortune teller in PA, but it’s weird because there are many palm readers around, which i’d think is a form of fortune telling. guess not

Ha Ha, I'm not a fortune teller, I'm a palm reader, no fortune telling going on here! =)

The Spanish inqusiton never used torture methods that would spill blood or break bones, invented the concept of sanity plea and provide lawyers to the accused who had none. Comparing the inquisition with Nazis is stupid, especially because the inquisition executed only 4000 people in 350 years.

@@herodotus945 I stand by Jaume Cabre's analogy in Confiteor, it makes really compelling reading and I recommend it. As for calling my idea that breaking bones, burning people to the stake or in gas chambers is never justified no matter what ideology you are trying to promote, let's say that we agree to disagree.

it's spelled "suitor"

@@scottdoesntmatter4409 that's why it's a band name and not the title of a book report

Which music genre will Sexual Suiter be playing?

@@RaulEdu33 goth rock + post punk 🤣🖤

Because you're a human with emotional attachments, not an unfeeling robot. This experiment doesn't prove we believe in the supernatural, just that sentimental value can be irrational. I get what they were going for but it doesn't prove anything.

I thought that part was particularly interesting because I am a witch and a photographer. I would stab a photo of a loved one with no problem, I just wouldn't do it with ill intent.

I do believe in supernatural things, and I'm of two minds about it. One the one hand, it's just a photo, it wouldn't do anything. One the other hand , it's a representation of my loved ones, what would being able to stab it say about our relationship? I'd like to think that I love and respect them too much to do that. It's like asking "why don't you want to turn graves into toilets? The dead won't care." Well, it's just inappropriate. Some things we refrain from doing less because of what it might mean to others as what it would say about us.

At least he tried lmao.

I had the same reaction 😂

He missed: "For rational people..."

another vide where he mist the mark, tottly shafull and sad how thete are only make vides to get views but not to teach histoy with any fact of such events...

😂 old timey documentary watcher from way back too, eh?

@@mangot589 @

@@mangot589 @@

And thou shall not use the lord name in vain.

Can you imagine girls that developed PCOS? So sad.

I am trying to convince myself it was a really good fake but sadly I think I'm wrong. I thought possibly it was under anesthesia but then he appeared to drop it from a few feet..😬 I hope that guy is haunted by that chicken.

I think it was more, she played a role in a very dangerous time in a woman's life and if something goes wrong, she becomes an easy scapegoat.

That is horrible.

No, today it's FEMA and reeducation camps (China) teaching people how to think "properly."