THE MONEYED PSYCHOPATHS

The Moneyed Psychopaths

They lurk in penthouses and boardrooms, their smiles sharp as knives. The moneyed psychopaths—charmers with ice in their veins—wield wealth like a weapon. They don’t feel fear, guilt, or love; they mimic it, playing us like pawns. Their world? A game where power is the prize, and empathy’s a weakness.
Picture them: tailored suits, private jets, eyes that dissect you. They climb corporate ladders, leaving broken lives in their wake. No conscience holds them back—they lie, manipulate, destroy, all for profit or thrill. Studies say 1% of people are psychopathic, but among the elite? That number spikes. CEOs, hedge fund titans, politicians—too many fit the mold.
Their wealth buys influence, silence, loyalty. They shape laws, markets, wars, while we’re distracted by their glitz. But look closer: their charities are PR stunts, their promises hollow. They thrive on chaos, feeding off trust they’ll never return.
Yet, they’re not invincible. Awareness is our weapon. See through their masks, question their motives, demand accountability. The moneyed psychopaths rule only as long as we let them. Will we stay pawns—or rewrite the board?
Wake up. The game’s already begun.