Paul Krugman Spews Wacky, Partisan Theory: ‘Close Association Between Right-Wing Activism and Medical Quackery’

NewsBusters ^ | 4/7/2020 | Joseph Vazquez

[Pearls Before Swine]

That’s OK, Paul.

I’ve observed a close association between leftist activism and economic quackery.

[nwrep]

Good one.

[Kid Shelleen]

Is Wrong Way Krugman still downloading kiddie porn?

[Eagles6]

From the people that by amputating a healthy penis of a man and drilling a hole between his legs you can change him into a woman.

[Rurudyne]

I’m sure he will debate this on this blog. Just like all the other times. /s

[ncalburt]

How is Paul’s child porn investigation going ?

[VeniVidiVici]

ay be relevant to note that there is a long, close association between right-wing activism and medical quackery.”

Said the closed-minded Democrat.

[Col Frank Slade]

Yea whatever happened with that ?

[Hostage]

Bill Clinton tried to strongarm his way into receiving a Nobel Peace Prize. He didn't get it.

Obamala Barry Obama Hussein de Kenya received a Nobel Peace Prize for doing nothing but then launched 7 wars.

Monsieur le Professor Paul Le Krugman received a Nobel Prize for Economaniacs for ah ... for ah ... um ... [shrugging shoulders]

Never mind.

[mywholebodyisaweapon]

Krugman is an economic b.m.

[Steve_Seattle]

Actually, I tend to associate medical "quackery" with the political left - not the hard-left of radical politics, but the Marianne Williamson left, the soft-left, the nicey-nice left of gay tolerance, liberal politics, environmentalism, and New Age religion.

It is here that you find the panoply of unorthodox remedies like aromatherapy, "healing" cards, crystal therapy, neo-Druidism, Wicca, herbalism, "Native American" remedies, smudging/clearing-the-air, Tibetan medicine, Chinese medicine, vibration therapy, Rolfing, psychic readings, past-life regression, yoga, "energy healing," homeopathy, and innumerable others.

Conservatives, on the other hand, typically rely on mainstream medicine, gruff I-take-good-care-of-myself-ism, sometimes supported by faith and prayer (but not REPLACED by faith and prayer).

[Paladin2]

And then there is all of this CBD oil quackery, heavily supported by the non-scientific ‘Rats.

[Maskot]

My God! Did these people ever grow weary of being wrong every single time about every single thing?

[antidemoncrat]

“Paul Krugman Spews Wacky, Partisan Theory: ‘Close Association Between Right-Wing Activism and Medical Quackery’”

Says the leader of the journalistic quacks.

[rightwingcrazy]

That’s old tech. Nowadays the science tells you to close your eyes and say it like you mean it three times, and then it becomes true.

[Bommer]

I’ve noticed, not having a clue on economics and working for a failed rag makes you turn to pediofilia.

[Gay State Conservative]

Unlike a broken clock Krugman isn’t even right twice a day!

[mo]

yah...for “them” right or wrong is dependent upon whether something makes them FEEL good or bad.

Its really just that stupid

[grey_whiskers]