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>FWIW, he claims that he gave the medicine away for free to people who could prove they couldn't afford it, Sorry, I find it hard to take the word of someone w
by Sangermaine 9y ago
>FWIW, he claims that he gave the medicine away for free to people who could prove they couldn't afford it,
Sorry, I find it hard to take the word of someone who was convicted of committing fraud. Fraud that was committed before these claims were made. I guess defrauding his investors was also some 11th dimensional chess move designed to show the weakness of the financial industry, right?
Move over Jesus, we have a new martyr who suffers for our salvation.
- RunawayGalaxy 9y agoThat's an extremely valid point. But there are documented cases of it being true.
- gaadd33 9y agoCan you link to any documented cases? I searched and couldn't find any that weren't reported on by him or the company, not exactly independent sources.
- bmelton 9y agoHere's at least one, and IIRC there were others sprinkled throughout this topic when it was much smaller. They're probably much harder to find now. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14931689 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14931689