Relatives beat sibling's they accused of witchcraft
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crusades were also partly to force convert any non christian, or kill them. so i included that. when the POPE runs the world any non-christian had to watch their back always!Korten12 said:
The French... A nation that burnt a 19 year old girl, who had lead there army to war, just because she was wearing trousers... (Joan of Arc, It was later blamed on the British as a propaganda spread,)
Where were they originally from though? Their named don't sound French, or English... They sound African... and i'm thinking East, possible Somalian...
Where were they originally from though? Their named don't sound French, or English... They sound African... and i'm thinking East, possible Somalian...
Witch-craft! WITCHCRAFT!? Y-y-you killed someone over WITCH-CRAFT in the TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY!? THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU!? What are you, from the dark ages or something? Witches don't exist! Magic doesn't exist...and those who practice it are pretty much harmless. If someone wants to practice Wiccan, or whatever, and they aren't hurting anyone...LET THEM! But, wow, doing all this under some Accusation from one guy with not authority!? ON CHRISTMAS DAY! That's...just revolting.
......I swear to whatever deities may exist in this world. If these people get off with an insanity plea (Not the siblings who were forced to participate, cause..well, they had no real choice. Talking about the actual perpetrators). I...i honestly don't know what I'm gonna do, but i can tell you. It ain't gonna be pretty.
......I swear to whatever deities may exist in this world. If these people get off with an insanity plea (Not the siblings who were forced to participate, cause..well, they had no real choice. Talking about the actual perpetrators). I...i honestly don't know what I'm gonna do, but i can tell you. It ain't gonna be pretty.
This is actually a very good question. You might be barking up the wrong tree trying to bring common sense into this though...ryo02 said:100 injuries? youd think after the first 10 they would start to wonder why he wasnt using magic to stop them?.
Judging by our justice system's recent track record, they'll be out in time for dinner.theheroofaction said:
Just a quick note the religion is Wicca those who practice it are called Wiccans, my ex would bloody kill me if I ever called wicca, wiccan. I take it you are agnostic theorist right?Infernai said:
Just wondering are you from the UK or the US? this happened in the UK so I don't know how their/your legal system worksNinjaDeathSlap said:
The kids should get therapy and the adults should go to jail/insane asylum for life. That is horrible.
On a lighter note if I somehow found a sorcerer/witch that I thought was nice then I would so get them to teach me.
On a lighter note if I somehow found a sorcerer/witch that I thought was nice then I would so get them to teach me.
Not unusual, unfortunately...in many places it's illegal to practice witchcraft, as in they mention it in their actual laws. Of course, there are things you might categorise as witchcraft alive and well as recognised legitimate faiths around as well.
A bit unusual in the UK, but then in the west, people get exorcised to death occasionally, same thing.
Oh, as to the "We are living in the 21st Century stuff"...the last person to be persecuted by the Inquisition had to run from the Nazis a few decades later.
(The Inquisition having ceased to exist in the early 20th century, in that it renamed itself something else. The current Pope was in charge of it at some stage.)
EDIT: http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/world/12547842/teen-boy-killed-for-wetting-pants/
This article says they beat him to death for wetting himself after being tortured for a few days due to the witchcraft thing.
A bit unusual in the UK, but then in the west, people get exorcised to death occasionally, same thing.
Oh, as to the "We are living in the 21st Century stuff"...the last person to be persecuted by the Inquisition had to run from the Nazis a few decades later.
(The Inquisition having ceased to exist in the early 20th century, in that it renamed itself something else. The current Pope was in charge of it at some stage.)
EDIT: http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/world/12547842/teen-boy-killed-for-wetting-pants/
This article says they beat him to death for wetting himself after being tortured for a few days due to the witchcraft thing.
Matt Oliver said:
I'm just putting that out there.Exodus 22:18 said:
By the way, what is an agnostic theorist? Do you perhaps mean agnostic theist?
Witchcraft in general is no different than any other religion/belief and is, at the core, harmless like any other belief. Beating someone over it and essentially killing them is ridiculous.