Wisdom: An epidemic of plague in the city of Venice was called witchcraft

The city of Venice, built by connecting many small islands in the north of Italy, has a unique place in the world for its waterways. In the same beautiful city, in an excavation by the Department of Archaeology, the remains of a woman of the 16th century were found, who was buried with a brick in her mouth.

In that era, the plague was a great disaster. When this epidemic entered a city, there were no burying people available. Then people used to say that this is the work of vampires. Weakness has been a crime in every age and the weak has been the culprit of every age. Who would be weaker than a woman?

Therefore, for the plague, a brick was often placed in the mouth of someone as a witch. If he was buried, he would have been burned somewhere. This was the tip of the power of that era. Times have changed, and science and society have progressed. The causes of the plague, the virus was identified, its cure was discovered and the epidemic was controlled.

Today we know that there was no witch responsible for the plague. But weakness is still a crime today. Even today, the cruel and powerful find someone weak responsible for every epidemic, and every calamity, and even today his mouth is closed. Because the weak have only one strength. It is called expression force. He is afraid not to tell the weak oppressor that he is responsible.