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This blog post is about how the joy of demons can be a good thing. For example, when it comes to witches and warlocks who defile them. The most famous way this happens in history would have to be Salem’s Witch Trials where there were over 20 people executed for witchcraft mainly because they had made pacts with Satan or one of his minions like Lucifer or Beelzebub . But what if these people are innocent? What if their deals weren’t actually evil but just intended as self-defense against an oppressive society that was won’t to lynch those who didn’t fit into its strictures? Isn’t taking up arms for your own liberation, even at a cost you may not entirely understand, worth the price?

The Salem Witch Trials are a great example of how the joy of demons can be good, at least for witches and warlocks. There were over 20 people executed for witchcraft mainly because they had made pacts with Satan or one of his minions like Lucifer or Beelzebub . But what if these people are innocent? What if their deals weren’t actually evil but just intended as self-defense against an oppressive society that was won’t to lynch those who didn’t fit into its strictures? Isn’t taking up arms for your own liberation, even at a cost you may not entirely understand, worth the price?

I think it is always important to question why there is such hostility towards witchcraft. After all, isn’t magic one of the things that makes life worth living?

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Learn more: The Salem Witch Trials are a great example of how the joy of demons can be good, at least for witches and warlocks. There were over 20 people executed for witchcraft mainly because they had made pacts with Satan or one of his minions like Lucifer or Beelzebub . But what if these people are innocent? What if their main crime was being magicians and the answer to their death sentence is that they were witches or warlocks? The Salem Witch Trials still impact society today because it’s not always clear how we should feel about a demon violently defiling a witch.

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Learn more: Learn more about why there are such hostile feelings towards witchcraft in this post! We hope you enjoy your time here at Whitechapel Magazine, where we’re all about bringing an open mind into the light through long form content. Your hosts for today are Aidan, Brett, Chris, Davey, Duncan and Eric . You can also find us on Facebook (facebook.com/whitechapelmagazine) and Twitter (@whitechapelmag).

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So much progress! You’ve added a title to your piece, improved its formatting, provided context about what’s going on in the story (including throwing out two teaser sentences), and written a call-to-action sentence at the end to encourage readers to come back for more content or give their feedback via social media if they’re feeling so inclined. Great work! Now let’s move onto editing this final draft.

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