"Pharma Bro" Martin Shkreli was convicted of securities fraud Friday,USA Archives and people online want him to know that he deserves it. Shkreli was convicted of two counts of securities fraud, and one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud.
Additionally, he was found not guilty on five other charges.
As you can probably imagine, people were pretty happy to hear of Shkreli's conviction. And considering the things the guy's done, like jacking up the price of a drug used by AIDS patients, and violating Twitter's harassment policy to post a creepy collage of Teen Vogueeditor Lauren Duca, no one should be surprised.
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And another one.
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But Duca is far from the only person revelingin schadenfreude--including those upset over Shkreli's $2 million purchase of the only copy of Wu-Tang's Once Upon A Time In Shaolin.
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Others were more straightforward about what the conviction means.
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And honestly, we could go on for hours posting all of the amazing reactions to Shkreli's conviction, but sometimes simplicity is best.
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We feel the same way.
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