20th Century Witch Hunts

After the witch frenzy of about 300 years from the 15th century to the 18th century, the concept of witch hunting changed from literal exclusion of witches (devil worshiper) to a new meaning born from the events of the 20th century. In this sense it also includes the elimination of certain groups that are supposed to pose a threat to accusations, massive hysteria, and plaintiffs and groups of people.

A hysterical situation similar to the trial of Salem Witch has reappeared. Witch hunting is thought to be the past, and such things never happen in the 20th century, but today's hunting activities are still full of vitality. "In the hearts of many Americans evil is embodied in Satan's practitioner of sexual abuse.Workers and police The latter are people who can take action against those who think they are guilty However, we took such action, but FBI did not find evidence and investigated hundreds of Satan's claims of sexual abuse.Hill, xv) (see comments by Elizabeth Dunn)

The witch-like hunting of the 16th and 17th centuries, and the Salem Witch trial of the 20th century and the communist hunting use human fear to condemn the innocent victims. People are accused of being witches and communists. Prior to the accusation, no one thought that this was possible, but then the accused was blocked like a society. In the era of McCarthy, the defendant will be blacklisted even if never found a crime committed. Many of the defendants believe that, although not all, their victims are guilty. Their purpose is to make society better, and now we see that their goals are far from being achieved. In some science fiction novels, we are exploring what happens when the government tries to force all citizens to a specific way of thinking.