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>>david9+(OP)
Obviously witchcraft doesn't actually work, but the timing on this Jezebel article "We Paid Some Etsy Witches to Curse Charlie Kirk" is darkly comical.

https://www.jezebel.com/we-paid-some-etsy-witches-to-curse-c...

>>water-+ic
That's something I wonder about. Wouldn't people who believe in this stuff demand punishment for the publication and the witches?

Let's say it wasn't witchcraft thing but something more widely accepted like prayer session at mainstream church/mosque or something of this sort. Wouldn't the devout people see this as a contract killing? What if the soother says he felt possessed? Shouldn't then he be let go in a religious society?

>>mrtksn+jd
I guess it'd be for the courts to decide... But yesterday I saw the words "Supreme Court" and I thought about the "Supreme Ayatollah of Iran", who's a guy who says God speaks to him.

And with our Supreme Court, who knows if they'll say witches casting spells are assassins after all.