How do you become so powerful that not even the law can touch you?

[Monster Energy]

What actually makes a person untouchable? Money, influence, knowledge, connections, or something else entirely?

 

[Majed]

@Monster Energy Become like Trump 😝.

[Monster Energy]

3 minutes ago, Majed said:

@Monster Energy Become like Trump 😝.

I was thinking more along the lines of selling my soul.

🥳

[Salvijus]

It's the Law that makes you powerful, you silly goose. You're powerless without it. There's no such thing as being beyond the law because entire existence is a universal law itself. You have to wield it, not escape it. 

Edited Thursday at 05:28 PM by Salvijus

[D2sage]

Become zionist 

[Monster Energy]

2 minutes ago, Salvijus said:

It's the Law that makes you powerful, you silly goose. You're powerless without it. There's no such thing as being beyond the law because entire existence is a universal law itself. You have to wield it, not escape it. 

We got a comedian in the chat 

[Monster Energy]

4 minutes ago, D2sage said:

Become zionist 

I am one.

[Salvijus]

4 minutes ago, Monster Energy said:

We got a comedian in the chat 

🫶 

[Yimpa]

Psychedelics.

[Monster Energy]

6 minutes ago, Yimpa said:

Psychedelics.

Good one 

[LordFall]

The law is important, it helps keep reality mutually beneficial. If you are truly above the law it leads to totalitarian hell holes like North Korea quite quickly.

Business and social media influence are the main two things I would and do focus on as an individual to gain power in society. 

 

[Schizophonia]

I read Neville Goddard !

Edited Thursday at 07:10 PM by Schizophonia

[Mayonnaise]

Usually, you can't. Unless you're like the King or Queen somewhere in some time and own the law. But even they deal with crap. Also the more powerful someone is doesn't mean they are untouchable they still have hens pecking at their back everywhere they go and everything they say. The bigger you get and the more people know who you are the more polarizing you become with more haters. Lets just take an example randomly of Tate, he became one of the most famous people on the planet, and now he's locked away. But we all know that he did some very shady shit.

[Mayonnaise]

To add to that, the people running the show are typically the ones you never know about.

[cetus]

How do you become so powerful that not even the law can touch you?

By abusing the system and very people that got you there. And lots of gaslighting and lies thrown in as a preemptive strike against anyone who dares to speak the truth. And bullying. And threatening to take away political and financial support. And personal attacks. It's really closer to being a mob boss rather than a president.

* I almost forgot. Bribery. $5000.00 to every American citizen if the GOP wins the 2026 midterm. Lmao

 

Edited Thursday at 08:05 PM by cetus

[trenton]

8 hours ago, Monster Energy said:

What actually makes a person untouchable? Money, influence, knowledge, connections, or something else entirely?

 

You exploit the broader corruption that society at large takes for granted and benefit from it. For example, just write the laws such that your corporations make more money in the resulting system than others. The law itself literally is the corruption.

Think of it like you are in Nazi Germany. How do you become untouchable? You become corrupt like a Nazi police officer. You now get to break into people's houses, rape them, and never face accountability because you are too low rank to be a priority to the Nuremberg trials. The same happens with private military contractors in the middle east who often act with impunity when they rape and kill civilians. Just exploit the broader societal corruption and it will enable you to act with impunity and no realistic consequences.

You can think of it like organized criminals who bribe police officers. The corruption of society is what makes a person immune to consequences.

In the case of Trump, he would be in prison if he were any other person. He stays in office because of the broader corruption of our government which enabled him. It is kind of like Darth Sidious from Star wars. He rose to power and became emperor because the Senate was corrupt and they enabled him because he served their financial interests throughout the war for the galaxy.

[Basman]

Billionaire epstein class. You can just pay off the people you wrong and you have so much leverage over other elites via blackmail and sheer power. 

The problem with being above the law however is that you have to deal with other people who are also above the law. People will send assassins to kill you if it makes sense to for their survival. Your political success might be directly tied to your life.

You probably don't really want to be above the law. Life is a lot more chaotic without a sovereign power over you.

[Ajay0]

Mastery of mass media. 

If you have control over mass media, you can manipulate and shape narratives that define yourself or your clients as world-class or the best of the best or having both substance and style, even if the contrary is true.

You can even commit a crime and look innocent and righteous through skillful narratives.

Quote

The media's the most powerful entity on earth. They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent, and that's power. ~ Malcolm X

 

[pablo_aka_god]

Most people pay the consequences of their behaviour sooner or later, most corrupt politicians go to jail.

Besides all said above also need a lot of luck, specially while rising and not yet at the top.

That's why it's not a good deal IMO otherwise everyone would pursue that path and the world would explode

 

Edited Friday at 12:19 PM by pablo_aka_god

[Monster Energy]

19 hours ago, LordFall said:

The law is important, it helps keep reality mutually beneficial. If you are truly above the law it leads to totalitarian hell holes like North Korea quite quickly.

Business and social media influence are the main two things I would and do focus on as an individual to gain power in society. 

 

I’m not trying to build North Korea 2.0. 😂 I’m talking about having enough power, money and influence that the system has to think twice before messing with you. Business and social media are probably a good place to start.