Wackjob "economist" Paul Krugman claims "hackers" using his IP for child porn

[SheriffJoe]

Paul Krugman
✔@paulkrugman

Well, I’m on the phone with my computer security service, and as I understand it someone compromised my IP address and is using it to download child pornography. I might just be a random target. But this could be an attempt to Qanon me.

It’s an ugly world out there.
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Paul Krugman
✔@paulkrugman

The Times is now on the case.

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4:03 PM - Jan 8, 2020


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[SheriffJoe]

Allow me to translate his cryptic tweets:

Paul Krugman downloads kitty porn and trying to get ahead of this bombshell story. The Treason Times is now covering up the case!

Funny how the biggest Trump bashers always seem to have "pedo connections"

Pizza anyone?

Sick evil bastards.

 

[SheriffJoe]

Ian Miles Cheong
✔@stillgray

Replying to @paulkrugman

Yeah that isn’t how IPs work. You’re in trouble my dude.

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Zionist Redneck@gone_galt

Boomer is as good with tech as he is economics.

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3:37 PM - Jan 8, 2020
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[Willie99]

Only Democrats can be so stupid, so wrong, so naive, so dishonest

AND KEEP THEIR JOBS
FACT

 

[rolltide]

the DaFinch of economics:

Paul Krugman, May 7: “[Treasury Secretary] Janet Yellen and I believe that the Fed can contain any inflationary risks.”

Paul Krugman, June 21: “For those paying closer attention to the flow of new information, inflation panic is, you know, so last week.”

Paul Krugman, July 23: “Overheating is still possible, and the Fed should keep its eye on that possibility. But the big numbers aren’t as scary as they seem.”

Paul Krugman, August 12: “Anxiety about the inflationary impact of public investment just doesn’t make sense if you work through the numbers.”

Paul Krugman, September 10: “Companies aren’t acting as if they expect lots of future inflation, where they can hike wages without losing competitive advantage. They’re acting, instead, as if they see current inflation as a blip.”

Paul Krugman, November 11: “So yes, that was an ugly inflation report, and we hope that future reports will look better. But people making knee-jerk comparisons with the 1970s and screaming about stagflation are looking at the wrong history.”

The New York Times, 12/10/21: "Inflation jumped to the highest level in nearly 40 years.”

 

[sinkhole]

I don't know who Paul Krugman is and I'm not going to look it up, but my Internet provider once
emailed me a warning. The warning said that if I don't stop downloading bootleg videos that they
will report me to the police and terminate my service.

I have never downloaded a video. In fact I don't own any kind of videos.

After speaking with my internet provider's IT staff, it turned out that it was the teenagers next door
that were hacking into my wi fi and downloading the stolen videos.

 

[rolltide]

a) that someone doesn't know who nobel prize winner Paul Krugman is but jumps into this thread is a concern

b) apparently i was a day early because this 'genius' doesn't thin6 increasing prices of normally purchased items can hurt the poor. yes this ahemm, economist, is arguing that when dealing with poor people if items of necessity cost more and your wages stay the same there is no evidence to believe your personal economic status should decrease.

Paul Krugman, December 11 - "Is there any good reason to believe that inflation hits low-income households especially hard"

note: might help to know that US wages have been stagnant for decades, they do not increase with inflation.... y'all aren't getting a 7% raise next week