MATGA: Make "Aqua Tofana" Great Again, A TikTok Women's Movement to Poison Men Who Support Trump
MATGA: Make "Aqua Tofana" Great Again, A TikTok Women's Movement to Poison Men Who Support Trump
First it was shaved heads, blue bracelets, and now it's poison and poison rings
First they spoke of shaving their heads and wearing blue bracelets.
Source: https://x.com/mmooremaga/status/1855953556798410852?s=46
Now there's poison, poison tattoos, and poison rings.
The Origins of Aqua Tofana
Reportedly invented by Giulia (pronounced as in ‘Julia’) Tofana, also known as Giulia Mangiardi, as an escape for women in abusive marriages, Giulia was originally from Sicily and moved to Palermo and Rome in the 1620’s or 1630’s. During these times, women were considered “property” at the whims of men, and the only escape was either death: either of the woman or her husband. In 1651, she is thought to have peacefully died in her sleep.
The ’true’ inventor is thought to be Thofania (or Gironima) D’adamo who lived in Sicily as an “apothecary”, with her mother Giulia, who sold “cosmetics”. In 1633, after one client gave away the secrets, Thofania was tried with a band of women. She was executed for poisoning her own husband. Many believe that Giulia was Thofania’s daughter, or at least was one of her top disciples.
She and a group of women started secretly selling this poison to one another. They were a band of women who procured the necessary poison ingredients and made them available to other women. It was a closed circle, and you had to purchase it from an existing customer, somebody you knew. No men could buy it, even if they dressed like a woman.
They are thought to have killed 600 abusive husbands. Doctors were unable to determine the cause of death.
The Contents
Arsenic
Belladonna
Cantharadin
Lead
The Timing
You can reportedly choose the “time” of the person's death after poisoning him:
A day
A week
A month
A year
The women using Aqua Tofana were called “witches” and “betrayers”.
Poisoner's Tale
Here's a book on the subject, one that says you can decide if they were murderers or saviors:
The Tweet
4.4 Million Views
The video cannot be downloaded, and I don't want to add the TikTok app to my cell. Here are some screenshots:
A Warning
Source: https://x.com/heather60321255/status/1856077213918998925?s=46
MATGA
WASHINGTON (TNND) — A new online trend about women poisoning their husbands is gaining attention in the wake of President-elect Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential election.
The trend, known as “MATGA,” stands for Make Aqua Tofana Great Again. It refers to a historical poison from the 1600s supposedly created by Gulia Tofana who used the concoction to help women escape abusive relationships with their husbands.
Posts referencing the trend have earned hundreds of thousands of combined views on TikTok. Most of these clips use Eminem’s “Venom” as a backing track.
Videos circulating the site show women emptying vials of clear liquid into a full glass before cutting to an image of Tofana doing the same. Another clip with 1.7 million refers to women getting “Aqua Tofana tattoos.”
Another video, also set to “Venom,” instructs women on “what flowers to plant to their gardens over the next few years!” These include several poisonous plants, including azalea, foxglove and hydrangea.
“Because they’re pretty, and absolutely no other reason why,” the post’s caption reads. “Remember ladies, thoroughly researching any and all plants before you handle them in any way is both mindful AND demure. We love educated gardeners.”
Hashtags included on that post include #feminism #womensrights and #power.
The trend coincides with the rise in popularity of #4b, a trend upholding the radical feminist South Korean 4B movement. Participants in the movement agree to swear off dating, giving birth, marriage and intercourse with men.
Women joining the movement now say they are using it to speak out against Trump’s involvement in overturning Roe v. Wade and accusations of sexual assault against him.
One such video with nearly 10 million views includes the caption “doing my part as an American woman by breaking up with my Republican boyfriend last night & officially joining the 4b movement this morning.”
Another post with over three million views describes a woman having “the fastest, most uncomplicated breakup of my life” after learning her boyfriend voted for Trump.
The popular Facebook account Feminist News in the lead-up to the presidential election shared a guide instructing women to leave their “moronic, right wing husband.” The guide advised women to save money, replace trackable electronics and abandon their husbands in the middle of the work day.
Source: https://www.kfoxtv.com/news/nation-world/women-create-matga-trend-about-poisoning-husbands-after-trump-victory-presidential-election-make-aqua-tofana-great-again-white-house-kamala-politics
women and children were considered property throughout the world and for most of HIStory, as was slavery of every kind of person in every location on the planet. A female would never go out far alone because of being taken, or abused. Females sought the protection of men. In the early days the strong ruled. Many men (allegedly) today in seats of authority would be cleaning the horse stalls for their lords.
Our modern times and perceived rights have brought remarkable entitlement and departure from reality
Thou shalt not kill.