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Superstitious zealots became professional thot-patrollers and everybody else who was tired of women's perpetual bullshit just stood by and let it happen.

>The pact can be either oral or written. An oral pact may be made by means of invocations, conjurations, or rituals to attract the demon; once the conjurer thinks the demon is present, they ask for the wanted favour and offer their soul in exchange, and no evidence is left of the pact. But according to some witch trials, an oral pact left evidence in the form of the Witches' mark, an indelible mark where the marked person had been touched by the devil to seal the pact. The mark could be used as a proof to determine that the pact was made. It was also believed that on the spot where the mark was left, the marked person could feel no pain. A written pact consists in the same forms of attracting the demon, but includes a written act, usually signed with the conjurer's blood (although sometimes it was also alleged that the whole act had to be written with blood; meanwhile some demonologists defended the idea of using red ink instead of blood and others suggested the use of animal blood instead of human blood)

>These acts present themselves as diabolical pacts, though there is not always certainty of an actor's authentic sanity. Usually the acts included strange characters that were said to be the signature of a demon, and each one had his own signature or seal. Books like The Lesser Key of Solomon (also known as Lemegeton Clavicula Salomonis) give a detailed list of these signs, known as diabolical signatures

>The Malleus Maleficarum discusses several alleged instances of pacts with the Devil, especially concerning women. It was considered that all witches and warlocks had made a pact with one of the demons, usually Satan

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>According to demonology, there is a specific month, day of the week, and hour to call each demon, so the invocation for a pact has to be done at the right time. Also, as each demon has a specific function, a certain demon is invoked depending on what the conjurer is going to ask

>In the narrative of the Synoptic Gospels, Jesus is offered a series of bargains by the devil, in which he is promised worldly riches and glory in exchange for serving the devil rather than God. Upon rejecting the devil's overtures, he embarks on his travels as the Messiah

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Because pretty much every accused person was an old & ugly woman

Counterfeiting of currency. The Inquisition (which is today the Bank of Vatican) was responsible to ensure coins were not faked.
The term "burn the witch" means burn the wick, where coins were melted to show if the lot had the right composition of silver. The malleus malleficarum is literally a manual on financial fraud. It was written that way to ensure the plebs could not understand it.

Jews carrying blood sacrifices under the cover of the older judicial systems. It's a giveaway that most witch-hunts were conducted by ((("catholic high-clergy"))) or protestants (zionists). That being said, witches are real and even non-jewed societies would have some minor problems - but nothing on the scale of the targeted covert human sacrifices from the Early-modern witch hunts, and only if some corruption already took place within that society and among those who performed priestly functions.

This is not to say there were not women burning at stakes. The peasant (protestant) clergy in northern Europe, upon reading the book, understood it in a literal sense, and started hunting for women (most healers, but some whores as well) to burn them at the stake.
But in southern Europe, and specially in Spain, the inquisition was a financial body. It is no coincidence most inquisitors were converted jews (marranos).

There was a law that if a woman was a witch, a man that reported her can have her land. So this was abused, killing widows or herbalist. There were schizophernic women that got killed too

Here's something that might blow your mind:
The Catholic doctrine for ages stated that witches were just retards with no magic powers, then there was a period of like ten years where they said "witches are real" then they went back to saying witches weren't real and everyone who says they're real is retarded.
Catholic doctrine also never said to burn them, just that they should be arrested and whatever the local authorities deemed appropriate should be done.

Imagine the right wing version of modern cancel culture. That's about it. Except instead of ruining their lives you simply ended it.
>That tweet/incantation you made ten years ago randomly?
Yeah you're done.

Because bitter post wall unmarried women are naturally a source of degeneracy, and this is true regardless of culture.