Anti-Trump 'MATGA' Trend Sparks Controversy Online

Women use satirical videos referencing historical poison to protest Trump's election victory, drawing mixed reactions.

The 'Make Aqua Tofana Great Again' (MATGA) trend references a 17th-century poison used by women to escape abusive marriages.
Videos featuring women humorously suggesting poisoning men have gone viral on platforms like TikTok and X, causing a stir.
Critics, including some conservatives, have called for FBI investigations, interpreting the trend as promoting violence.
Supporters argue the movement is a symbolic protest against misogyny and perceived threats to women's rights under Trump's presidency.
The trend has sparked discussions about women's autonomy and the use of dark humor in political commentary.