Blackpill A medieval black pill.

[Anarcho Nihilist]

Medieval Europeans knew everything about women's nature, even in the 15th century.
Quotes from the Witches' hammer.
Specific quotes about female nature from The Hammer of Witches, demonstrating the authors' views:

On the weakness of women:

Since they're weaker in mind and body, it's no wonder they should be more vulnerable to witchcraft. (Part I, Question VI) The Court of Justice of the European
"All sorcery is born of lust, which is insatiable in women". (Paragraph I, question VI) The Court of Justice has held:
About lying and women 's treachery:

A woman always lies when she can, and always pretends to be virtuous when she can't.
"What is woman but the enemy of friendship, the inevitable punishment, the necessary evil, the natural temptation, the desired calamity, the deadly infection, the painted tomb?" (Part I, Question VI) The Court of Justice of the European
On the lust of women:

"A woman is a creature who always seeks to satisfy her lust". (Paragraph I, question VI) The Court of Justice has held:
"We know that women are more lustful than men, because all sorcery comes from lust, and it is insatiable in them". (Part I, Question VI) The Court of Justice of the European
On the nature of women as an obstacle to good:

Woman is the gate of the devil, the road of wickedness, the sting of the scorpion, in a word, a dangerous thing.
@DarkStar @Castaway

 

[Anarcho Nihilist]

The ancestors knew everything perfectly well. About the vile, deceitful female nature that always wants to show fake virtue.

 

[Doomedvirgin]

I don't care about their nature I just want to suck some medieval breasts milk out their titties, have them sit on my face with their stinky unwashed ass

 

[Anarcho Nihilist]

About the dangers of female charm:

All evil comes from women. For they are, first, inclined to apostasy; second, insatiable in their lusts; and, third, they speak lies.
The link between witchcraft and feminine nature:

Why are there more witches than wizards? There are three reasons for this: one has to do with women's susceptibility to temptation, the other with their curiosity, the third with their malice. (Part I, Question VI) The Court of Justice of the European Communities has ruled:
On the subordinate position of women:

▪ The apostle writes that a wife should be in subjection to her husband. And where there is no subjection, there is no order; for everything must either be subject or be subjected.
On the use of witchcraft by women for revenge:

"Since women are more vindictive than men, when they harm those who have wronged them, they are more prone to witchcraft". (Part I, Question VI. The Court of Justice ruled: )

 

[Stupid Clown]

Very based and true

 

[Anarcho Nihilist]

Very based and true

The more you study history, the more you realize that many things have always remained the same, even after centuries.

 

[Retardfuel]

What a century of pussification and faggotry cuckery removed this knowledge from us

Humans shouldn't have a cucked society like today

 

[Anarcho Nihilist]

What a century of pussification and faggotry cuckery removed this knowledge from us

Humans shouldn't have a cucked society like today

The good times (after World War II) created weak people who created the hard times. Of course, in the Middle Ages, people lived quite hard, so it was easy for them not to lose touch with reality.

 

[Retardfuel]

The good times (after World War II) created weak people who created the hard times. Of course, in the Middle Ages, people lived quite hard, so it was easy for them not to lose touch with reality.

Allies were complete idiots, after ww2 and 60s sexual revolution things went aids

 

[Anarcho Nihilist]

Allies were complete idiots, after ww2 and 60s sexual revolution things went aids

Right

 

[Brainy]

This is must read content worthy

 

[Anarcho Nihilist]

This is must read content worthy

Today, everyone calls The Witches' Hammer a misogynistic book, although it is one of the oldest monuments of European literature, which was created back in 1487 on the territory of the Holy Roman Empire (modern Germany) by two Germans Heinrich Kramer, Jacob Sprenger