Ah, yes!  Good Christians just need someone to scapegoat, exclude, see as the enemy, and condemn!  This was done during the Middle Ages as heretics were burned at the stake.  And in 1486, when two Dominican members of the Inquisition of the Catholic Church, under the directive of Pope Innocent VIII, began a tragic period of ecclesial and civil violence, this quickly spread beyond the Roman Catholic Church to the Protestant communities.
All across Northern Europe, the British Isles, and the British colonies of North America, a witch-hunt began with largely targeted women. The most vulnerable were women who were poor, had birth defects or skin diseases, who raised gardens of medicinal herbs, or who for various reasons didn't marry or were widowed.  Some 200,000 people over the 150 year period were tortured and burned at the stake for being witches.
Good Christians are doing the same today.  Pointing fingers, burning reputations, accusing---it makes us feel good that we're not like them!