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From my knowledge, the answer to this question is a 'manipulator'. Hopefully that helps with an answer.

Uggghh..I've been looking for this as well...The only word I can think of is blackmailer...

I would like to propose that a new word is used for such an act. I would like to give the word 'exploitationist' for such a thing as using others or things to the advantage of themselves.

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