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All right. So, there's never been a more relatable villain or anti-hero in real life more than Luigi Maji. Like, the guy literally killed a father with kids, right? Not laughing about that. But, and people are supporting him. People love him. They find him charismatic. They call him a hero. Call him Robin Hood. And despite the horrible thing that he did, he is still liked. So, what are the psychological principles that's causing this type of hysteria? Cuz it is a hysteria and it's not just his looks. Even though we are going to include that psychological aspect, there's something more to it that I don't think he's aware he's tapping into. And these are the things that you guys can tap into today or whenever you want to actually make you more attractive, more likable amongst your friends.
If you're running a political group, it'll help you bring more voters. If you're running a company, it'll bring in more people, increase morale. I mean, these strategies are the Well, this is the thing again. He doesn't know he did this, right? I just think he was doing his own thing. I just think he fell to the perfect situation, right? Where Trump just got elected. There's like a new transition where we're about to turn into 2026. And so, a lot of things happened that I think is what makes him so likable. So, we're going to talk about that and break it down to you guys in this video so that you guys can increase your charisma and become more likable to most people. All right? But there's a warning. If you do this, you're gonna have some enemies. Now, if you go all in, you might go to prison. But, you know, we we ain't doing that.
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The first thing that he did and the first thing that you have to tap into if you want to um have this type of charisma is to tap into the collective unconscious. The collective unconscious is the accumulation of all the frustrations of the people. If you are around those people, you will feel this collective unconscious. If you are separated from those people, you won't feel this collective unconscious and the stirring and the frustration that manifests itself will come out of nowhere. Well, that's because you're you're disconnected from reality. The collective unconscious here is the hatred towards healthcare. And the reason why is because they've been affected. They know someone or someone else who's been affected. And so you have this collective unconscious brewing up, right? And most people secretly want to hurt the people who hurt them.
You know how many times I've wanted to smack the [ __ ] out of the the MTA workers cuz they they were they made me late to work. You know how many times I've done that? But you can't hit them because there's no one to hit. So most people secretly want to hurt the ones that exploit them, but they have too much common decency for it. Um, if someone does it for them, they'll secretly glee. Meaning, I hate you, but I'm not going to kill you. But if somebody does it, I'm not going to cry. Right? And that is it. They called that what do you what's the psychological It's called umh that's called moral disengagement where people like it when you offer them the opportunity to vent. It involves the psychological process where individuals justify or rationalize unethical behavior vi like violence and murder allowing them to act against their moral principles without feeling distress. So he literally becomes a vessel where people can express their inner hostility and still maintain the the sense of self that they're actually a good person. People will like you if through them if through you they're able to express taboo thoughts and emotions. And one of the taboo thoughts and emotions is that a lot of people want a lot of rich powerful people to be thrown down. That's why people glee whenever you see guys like Diddy falling. Whenever you see powerful people falling, which you're seeing a lot um a lot of that right now, people secretly glee. But the thing is that people don't want to do it directly. They want something to do it for them. So they wouldn't be the one that pushes you off the off the mountain, but they but if somebody pushes you, they wouldn't save you, right?
And so because of that, because he allows them to release that emotion, people like him because you allow me to express my dark side while maintaining the sense that I'm a decent human being. And that's something that people are just drawn to, right? So this mechanism includes like diffusion of responsibility. That's how Obama like he's known to kill children, right? But we all know that Obama like like um uh accepted no what was it? He he gave the green light to use drones which without his knowledge most likely the drones killed a lot of children, right? But the thing is he's responsible for it but because he has a he has a few steps um a few steps behind he doesn't have that moral um that moral burden if that makes any sense. And what people love the most is not to resist temptation, but to give in temp to temptation. And he allows people to give in to temptation in a in a cathartic way where, hey, I'm sorry you got killed, but hey man, you killed a bunch of people.
And this is where the next part is, the enemy effect. Um the enemy effect essentially is the worst in this case is if you have an enemy you automatically enhance your charisma. But in this case he becomes the worst of two evils. This is why we rationalize supporting politicians who've done things that were so shady that if any of our friends done it we wouldn't be their friends. Now why is that? Well because we are rationalizing their behavior through the worst of two evils. Oh yeah, he killed two people, but this person killed 10 people. And that's a way to hide your flaws. If you're a politician, if you're someone that wants to move up in the in the place of power, sometimes playing up the worst of two evils, where if you have flaws that are obvious, then what you want to do is piss on the pool, ruin it for everyone else, so that then you could be the one of the worst of two evils. Meaning, I'm bad, but he's worse, right? Um, so ex So what you do is that you exaggerate the negative flaws of your opponent. And the way that you exaggerate them is through literally exaggerating the negative. If you're going to if they're be if they're if they're prejudice, call them racist. That's what they do, right? They find the worst associations and give it to them. Like if you questioning the government back then, they'll call you a conspiracy theories and that would destroy your reputation, right? So exaggerate how bad your en enemies is. Problem with this is that it could divide people and over time people will see you as manipulative and that could backfire on you. So you can't really go too far. What you want to be able to do is create contrast, right? What is different between me and that person? The contrast is the CEO killed a bunch of people because he denied them claims, right? And the the contrast is that Luigi just killed one guy who profited over millions of people getting killed because the healthcare companies are denying coverage. So this is how you ever wonder how people rationalize like crazy behavior back then. You might say, "Oh, that's never that could never be me." No, that is you. Because what this is is tribal this is tribal thinking and it's a social contagion, right? It's a social contagion that um that causes that that is causing people to to agree with things that they usually wouldn't.
For example, he is a good-looking guy. Don't get me wrong. He he is good-looking. But the fact that other people are calling him good-looking, other people are saying, "You know what? he is good-looking, right? Where if people usually wouldn't rationalize killing someone, but because they see so many other people supporting him, that same person who may have good morality will change their moral stance, all to fit in and conform to the group. And so this is why it's very dangerous. This is why this explains why during the Hitler era, I I know this is an exaggeration, but it's not, a lot of people supported him. And that's because Hitler, right? Hitler used the enemy effect really well. The Jews are taking up all the money. And even though it was an exaggeration, there was some truth behind it, but not to the point to kill him, right? Um he he had the collective unconscious where people were really angry at a certain group of people, right? And they secretly hated them, but they didn't want to express it. And so you had a charismatic leader leader in Hitley and he started expressing the hidden thoughts of most people. Now maybe most people didn't know it was going to go get that far, but that's what happens when you have when you are in charge when you have a demigod. Demigods are people who and politicians who use fear um um a fear-mongering and in order to to get people to act on them. There's nothing there's no emotion more powerful to get people to act than fear and anger. And that's what they specialize in. And if you notice, this is like a collective a collective unconscious, a collective energy that all of the elites don't like and that the people below the elites love. And because of that, he became that symbol. He is literally the symbol. You know, the Pepe symbol back then, he's literally the Pepe symbol, right? You you you have a bunch of people who become symbolic where you could call him a martyr, right? He is a martyr for a cause that he didn't know he was going to be representing. And so because he's a martyr and on top of the fact that he's attractive.
Oh, let me tell you something. The person he killed, let me show you how he looked. I mean, think about it, right? The halo effect, this is the next thing that's actually going in his favor. The halo effect, which is if if you're attractive, I'm going to give you positive traits. I trust people who are more attractive than people who are less attractive. That's just humans. Like not just not just me. Don't clip that into people. But like that that's just human nature. You that's why politicians get picked, right? And so because of that, if you looked at the guy he killed, he was he looked like this. I swear to God, I I remember him from memory. So most likely this is exactly how he looks, right? Oh god, I gave him way too much hair, right? He has like the pudgy rich fat guy look. There you go. Oh my god, it is him. Yep. that. Holy [ __ ] It is him, right? Little baldy right here, right? He killed him versus him. Who the [ __ ] do you think people are unconsciously going to like more? Him. And he kind of looks like exactly what you think. A bald fat CEO with a wife and two kids, but has two two [ __ ] concubines, chicks, and he bangs on the side that [ __ ] for money, right? That that's kind of like their stereotype. And you think of him as the the lone good-looking guy trying to get around and because the big guy um um took his money um um didn't give him healthcare, now he wants revenge. I totally understand where he's coming from. And when and what people don't understand is that he's not. You're not nothing like him. He's a psychopath. Only psychopaths are willing to do that.
Now, the last one is his phys his physical weakness. You know, one of the laws of power is never appear too perfect. And the reason why is because if you appear too perfect, people need in order to like you, they need to see weakness. I'm sorry. That's just how it is. In order to like you, they need to see weakness, right? For example, imagine imagine I um Okay, imagine I have all the money in the world, right? I'm 6'5, [ __ ] going out with some hot person. I have two kids, right? Where was I going with that? and it seems like I have all the money in the world. A lot of people envy me. They see me and they secretly wish they had my luck. What happens is that when you appear too perfect, people are not going to like you. But what happens if you know that my mom, no, my aunt and my mom and my uncle died and I have [ __ ] scoliosis and my I have strong back pain. How does that change how you view me now? What you're going to say is, well, his life isn't as perfect. I guess. Oh, I feel so bad. A look at him. He looks This whole time I hated on him. In reality, he lives worse than me. He suffers more than me. I'm I feel bad for that guy. Don't you notice how that kind of changes how you perceive him? Well, what happened is that it's kind of something like that kind of similar happened where he is a good-looking guy, but he had a spinal injury, right? And this spinal injury caused them to have to get I believe it was like like a surgery like braces on on his back. And this and the braces on his back is most likely what they said it wasn't covered with insurance. He's he's a rich person, right? But the point is is that because of his back pain, that was another reason why he became so likable. On top of the fact that he's a really good-look guy, it's funny how people ignore he's rich. Why? Well, because he represents a cause larger than himself. Even though he is a rich guy, because he represents a cause that's larger than him, people will like him more. If you have a lot of flaws and you want people to overlook your flaws, represent a higher cause. Like like like people supported Martin Luther King even though he was banging a bunch of chicks. Why? Because he represented the civil rights movement. If you if the cause is large enough, your sins can also equal to that type of proportion. And this is why powerful people, we let them get away with things because they say they represent a larger cause when in reality a lot of times they don't. But that's just that's a sneaky way to really do whatever the [ __ ] you want and get away with it. Represent a large cause. If you're a feminist and [ __ ] Trump becomes the the next feminist person, he's like, "Oh, the women, they don't belong in the kitchen. Take him out. Take him out the kitchen." And like you're like, "Okay, I [ __ ] hate him, but he's right." You know, if he keeps saying the right things, you're going to support the guy. I don't think so, actually. [ __ ] that. I know.
So, he uses what they call selective weakness. There was a That's not even the word weakness, people. There was a a politician in Canada. He he used crack. I'm not even kidding people. I know I talk about crack a lot, but he's really using crack. And so one time he was interviewed. He was known to be someone who was honest. They were like, "So what are you going to do tomorrow?" He was like, "I'mma I'm going to go home and [ __ ] my wife, like the politician, like a mayor." And people liked him. Not because he got caught smoking crack three times and the last time from a prostitute, but because he was honest about it. He like he was just like purely himself. like it was the funniest thing in the you should watch it if you if you could but it's because he had a weakness and he wasn't ashamed of it. Sometimes what you think is a flaw if you embrace it becomes leverage and it becomes a strength, right? And so that's what he uses. Make sure if you have flaws and you appear perfect, which most likely you don't. If you do, find some imperfections, man. Tell people you cry a lot. I don't give a [ __ ] Say you say you shed a few tears. I don't care. Just become relatable. Don't be perfect. It's like those rich girls that because they're so rich, they try to act like their life is perfect and then they ask themselves, "Why don't people like me?" It's because you're you're acting like your life is perfect and people don't like that. You got to show some tears. If you're a pretty girl, act like you're [ __ ] miserable. People I swear to God, people your ugly friends will relate to you more like, "Oh no, Melissa, a hot girl. She's [ __ ] sad." You know what? I like her. I swear to God. But if you're too perfect, then it's not that it's not easy to sympathize or to like you.
All right. So, this is the Luigi Manion effect where you tap into the tap into the collective conscious. You make sure you choose the right enemy. Choose an enemy that people hate a lot so that they could forgive your flaws so you can do a lot more evil and get away with it. Use the enemy effect. Divide. Exaggerate their negative um traits. Remember, this is tribal. This is a social contagious. This is temporary. Most people don't act like this. This is just a when when somebody's angry, they have a state of anger until it comes down and people go back to normal. This is a this is our way of expressing frustration pretty much, right? It's like a temper tantrum. Um and if you don't if this doesn't happen, something worse would have happened to be honest with you. And above all, you don't never appear too perfect. Um people like to see some weakness. If you do have weaknesses, don't be afraid to show it, man. You know, if you did crack before, embrace it. Tell people you did and that you stopped doing it. people like you more, you know. Anyways, hopefully you guys enjoy this video.