Judge revokes Martin Shkreli's bail, orders him to be jailed immediately - Sensationalist Headlines

[url]https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-09-13/shkreli-s-bail-revoked-after-threat-against-clinton-on-facebook[/url] [quote]Martin Shkreli’s big mouth landed him in jail even before his fraud conviction did. A U.S. judge revoked the pharmaceutical executive’s bail Wednesday, ordering him jailed immediately, over a bounty Shkreli issued in a Facebook post for a strand of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s hair. Shkreli has shown he poses a danger to the community, said U.S. District Judge Kiyo Matsumoto in Brooklyn, New York. He was taken away in handcuffs.[/quote] [quote]Shkreli responded to the government’s request with a profanity in a Facebook post, adding “I will never kiss their ring or snitch. Come at me with your hardest because I haven’t seen anything impressive yet." He quickly backed off, writing an apologetic letter to the judge in a request to remain out on bail. "Some may have read my comments about Mrs. Clinton as threatening, which was never my intention," Shkreli wrote. "I used poor judgment but never intended to cause alarm or promote any act of violence whatsoever."[/quote]

What. A. Fucking. Idiot

And just like that his ability to not be a total asshole all the time comes full circle and fucks him even harder than it had before.

Serves you right ya smug prick.

[QUOTE=RainbowStalin;52679021]And just like that his ability to not be a total asshole all the time comes full circle and fucks him even harder than it had before.[/QUOTE] I can't wait for the movie about Shrkeli.

Now I'm picturing that smirking, punch-me face behind bars. I shouldn't feel this much pleasure but oh man. Schadenfreude wash over me :sax:

Those who live by the meme die by the meme.

[QUOTE=AnnieOakley;52679028]I can't wait for the movie about Shrkeli.[/QUOTE] Imagine that 15-20 years in the future, the Shrkeli movie comes out simultaneously making him a shit load more money and reinventing himself as a loveable rogue/cheeky chappy

Guarantee he writes a book, calling it here.

[QUOTE=Doozle;52679051]Imagine that 15-20 years in the future, the Shrkeli movie comes out simultaneously making him a shit load more money and reinventing himself as a loveable rogue/cheeky chappy[/QUOTE] Its wolf on wallstreet all over again.

-Snip- Fuck this, you can't make a post in SH going against the flow. Especially not when talking about Shkreli. [highlight](User was banned for this post ("Whining about The Hivemind rather than defending your arguments. Why post at all?" - Big Dumb American))[/highlight]

[QUOTE]“I will never kiss their ring or snitch. Come at me with your hardest because I haven’t seen anything impressive yet." He quickly backed off, writing an apologetic letter to the judge in a request to remain out on bail.[/QUOTE] :rolleyes: Nice going, genius.

[QUOTE=joost1120;52679079]Whether you like Shkreli or not, that's really unprofessional. A judge shouldn't abuse his or her powers like this just because he doesn't like a person. Shkreli offered $5000 for a strand of Clinton's hair. The judge saw this as a threat to an immediate family member of a former president. Shkreli removed the facebook post and to me it doesn't seem that he intended it as a threat. Imprison him if he's guilty, but until that point I don't think it's fair to imprison him this way.[/QUOTE] He was found guilty.

[QUOTE=joost1120;52679079]Whether you like Shkreli or not, that's really unprofessional. A judge shouldn't abuse his or her powers like this just because he doesn't like a person. Shkreli offered $5000 for a strand of Clinton's hair. The judge saw this as a threat to an immediate family member of a former president. Shkreli removed the facebook post and to me it doesn't seem that he intended it as a threat. Imprison him if he's guilty, but until that point I don't think it's fair to imprison him this way.[/QUOTE] Not just the judge [quote=Article]Shkreli appears to have violated state and federal laws prohibiting threats against the immediate family members of former presidents, the prosecutors argued. The comments prompted the U.S. Secret Service to start an investigation and boost security for Clinton, they said.[/quote] The Secret Service takes their job very seriously

[QUOTE=plunger435;52679098]He was found guilty.[/QUOTE] The whole court process still isn't over though. It's been going on for the last 2 years.

[QUOTE=joost1120;52679079]Whether you like Shkreli or not, that's really unprofessional. A judge shouldn't abuse his or her powers like this just because he doesn't like a person. Shkreli offered $5000 for a strand of Clinton's hair. The judge saw this as a threat to an immediate family member of a former president. Shkreli removed the facebook post and to me it doesn't seem that he intended it as a threat. Imprison him if he's guilty, but until that point I don't think it's fair to imprison him this way.[/QUOTE] Putting out a cash bounty for a physical piece of someone, even something as insignificant as a hair, will most likely been seen as a legitimate threat by the law. And no, "it was a prank bro" is not a defense. Like putting a bomb threat on facebook isn't suddenly ok if you take it down when the police are knocking your door in.

Now here's a 500 word post about how Martin Shkreli is actually a great guy...

[QUOTE=joost1120;52679079]Whether you like Shkreli or not, that's really unprofessional. A judge shouldn't abuse his or her powers like this just because he doesn't like a person. Shkreli offered $5000 for a strand of Clinton's hair. The judge saw this as a threat to an immediate family member of a former president. Shkreli removed the facebook post and to me it doesn't seem that he intended it as a threat. Imprison him if he's guilty, but until that point I don't think it's fair to imprison him this way.[/QUOTE] I think the judge's reasoning is sound [url]https://www.cnbc.com/2017/09/13/shkrelis-bail-revoked-after-bounty-offered-for-hillary-clintons-hair.html[/url] [quote]Matsumoto said she didn't find anything funny about either Shkreli's posts about Clinton, or his online boast that he would get to "f---" a female journalist with whom he has feuded since January once his trial this past summer was over. "The fact that he continues to remain unaware ... of the inappropriateness of his actions or words demonstrates to me he may be an ongoing danger, or risk to the community," Matsumoto said.[/quote] Keep in mind that Shkreli is already a convicted criminal, who will now be held In jail until his sentencing in January

[QUOTE=joost1120;52679079]-Snip- Fuck this, you can't make a post in SH going against the flow. Especially not when talking about Shkreli.[/QUOTE] How about you don't be stubborn and realize he carelessly put up what's basically a bounty on a person protected by the Secret Services. Not everything is some hivemind, there's actual justifications for the negative opinions people have of him, you're the one who's being weirdly protective.

Couldn't even keep his trap shut when he was convicted guilty of a crime. He's up there with Gawker on "How to ruin your defense before it even ends." [t]https://assets.bwbx.io/images/users/iqjWHBFdfxIU/i2U7nGqT38Ag/v0/1000x-1.jpg[/t] His smugness and debauchery: Gone.

How do you lack the ability to SHUT THE FUCK UP when any word you say could get you in trouble?

[QUOTE=joost1120;52679079]-Snip- Fuck this, you can't make a post in SH going against the flow. Especially not when talking about Shkreli.[/QUOTE] imagine behaving this way when your point gets called out for being demonstrably untrue. I mean, your original post of "why is the judge abusing his powers" answered itself [QUOTE]Shkreli offered $5000 for a strand of Clinton's hair. The judge saw this as a threat to an immediate family member of a former president. [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=joost1120;52679079]-Snip- Fuck this, you can't make a post in SH going against the flow. Especially not when talking about Shkreli.[/QUOTE] one for the fp history books [editline]13th September 2017[/editline] [QUOTE=elixwhitetail;52679041]Now I'm picturing that smirking, punch-me face behind bars. I shouldn't feel this much pleasure but oh man. Schadenfreude wash over me :sax:[/QUOTE] wonder what his discord is saying

[QUOTE=J!NX;52679345]one for the fp history books [editline]13th September 2017[/editline] wonder what his discord is saying[/QUOTE] [IMG]https://i.imgur.com/xD3Kahx.png[/IMG]

[QUOTE=Zeos;52679307]How do you lack the ability to SHUT THE FUCK UP when any word you say could get you in trouble?[/QUOTE] Its easy to find in people who have so much money they think they can get and do whatever they want without consequences, that the whole world dances to their song.

try and tell me again that this man is a misunderstood crusader against the pharmaceutical industry and not a slavering fuckin idiot

[QUOTE=Doctor Zedacon;52679391]Its easy to find in people who have so much money they think they can get and do whatever they want without consequences, that the whole world dances to their song.[/QUOTE] No the reason they're like that is because it DOES work that way with favor towards rich people, the snag here being Shrekli did it the wrong way and fucked with people higher up the money ladder. If he had kept the spot light off of him and kept fucking poor people over he would've been a-ok.

Enjoy jail you creepy ventriloquist puppet-looking piece of filth.

[quote] "Some may have read my comments about Mrs. Clinton as threatening, which was never my intention," Shkreli wrote. "I used poor judgment but never intended to cause alarm or promote any act of violence whatsoever."[/quote] but then why did you offer a 5000$ bounty on hillary clinton's head... in any other context thats still inciting violence

so, what going to happen to the 1 million dollar auction?