Madison Square Garden Center (as it was originally called) was never the venue of a 1930s Nazi Rally. Unless it traveled back in time as part of a hilarious and epically funny sitcom where it got into silly antics, almost became its own father, and, apparently, even tried to trap thousands of Nazis into embarrassing themselves within its hallowed halls.
The idea that just because something almost shared a venue, but really didn't as the building didn't exist, nearly 100 years apart it means that they are the same thing is absurd itself. If that were the case then every single basketball game played in the Garden has been a Nazi Rally. Well, it would be that way if it happened to actually be the place where Nazis met... however it opened on February 11th, 1968, and it was not the venue where the Nazis met... Not even by the way that hilariously and expertly (also very convincingly, you know you wanted to watch it) pitched sitcom idea's time travelling hilarity suggested.
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The idea that just because something almost shared a venue, but really didn't as the building didn't exist, nearly 100 years apart it means that they are the same thing is absurd itself. If that were the case then every single basketball game played in the Garden has been a Nazi Rally. Well, it would be that way if it happened to actually be the place where Nazis met... however it opened on February 11th, 1968, and it was not the venue where the Nazis met... Not even by the way that hilariously and expertly (also very convincingly, you know you wanted to watch it) pitched sitcom idea's time travelling hilarity suggested.