Repetition isn't making this one better. Your desperate is showing. It was a different building. The ghosts of The Garden pasts invade your daydreams, but stubbornly do not infect reality.On February 20, 1939, a Nazi rally took place at Madison Square Garden, organized by the German American Bund. More than 20,000 people attended, and Fritz Julius Kuhn was a featured speaker.
Its a different building at a different location, and does not even share ownership with the place where the German American Bund met.Repetition isn't making this one better. Your desperate is showing. It was a different building. The ghosts of The Garden pasts invade your daydreams, but stubbornly do not infect reality.
OMG!!! say the leftist whackos... A rally was once held in a similarly named venue!!!shiftplusone! and some jokes were told there by a comedian that wasn't Trump!111!!!11!
Sez the confused jew who supports a candidate who wouldn't choose the better partner to be her VP because he was jewish. Guano, you are a mess.On the evening of Feb. 20, 1939, the marquee of New York's Madison Square Garden was lit up with the evening's main event: a "Pro American Rally." The organizers had chosen the date in celebration of George Washington's birthday and had procured a 30-foot-tall banner of America's first president for the stage. More than 20,000 men and women streamed inside and took their seats. The view they had was stunning: Washington was hung between American flags — and swastikas.
The rally was sponsored by the German American Bund, an organization with headquarters in Manhattan and thousands of members across the United States. In the 1930s, the Bund was one of several organizations in the United States that were openly supportive of Adolf Hitler and the rise of fascism in Europe. They had parades, bookstores and summer camps for youth. Their vision for America was a cocktail of white supremacy, fascist ideology and American patriotism.
At Madison Square Garden, the rally opened with the Pledge of Allegiance to the American flag. The mood was jubilant. Attendees wore Nazi armbands, waved American flags and held aloft posters with slogans like "Stop Jewish Domination of Christian America." There were storm troopers in the aisles, their uniforms almost identical to those of Nazi Germany. "It looked like any political rally — only with a Nazi twist," said Arnie Bernstein, author of Swastika Nation.
The speeches were explicitly anti-Semitic, and tirades against "job-taking Jewish refugees" were met with thunderous applause. "They demanded a white gentile America. They denounced Roosevelt as 'Rosenfeld,' to say that Roosevelt was in the pocket of rich Jews," said Sarah Churchwell, author of Behold, America. In equal measure to the xenophobia, the speeches were loaded with American boosterism.
Harris likely had little to do with picking Walz.Sez the confused jew who supports a candidate who wouldn't choose the better partner to be her VP because he was jewish. Guano, you are a mess.
And yet, according to leftist Trumpists, the ghosts of Garden Past have infected the current venue and every basketball game held there has been a klan rally.Its a different building at a different location, and does not even share ownership with the place where the German American Bund met.
but what if it was the same building?Repetition isn't making this one better. Your desperate is showing. It was a different building. The ghosts of The Garden pasts invade your daydreams, but stubbornly do not infect reality.
OMG!!! say the leftist whackos... A rally was once held in a similarly named venue!!!shiftplusone! and some jokes were told there by a comedian that wasn't Trump!111!!!11!
Any BullShit narrative handy to fling at Trump and MAGA gets flung.And yet, according to leftist Trumpists, the ghosts of Garden Past have infected the current venue and every basketball game held there has been a klan rally.
It would be two steps closer to reality.but what if it was the same building?
would this argument be intelligent then?
Not really, but it's funnier that it isn't even the same building yet they believe that it somehow "infected" every crowd that has ever been there with Nazi Cooties from beyond the grave. The building that was held in doesn't even exist and was on a different site (they were using it up until they opened the new one, they couldn't be on the same site).but what if it was the same building?
would this argument be intelligent then?
no it wouldn't.It would be two steps closer to reality.
Ok, so the entire democrat party hates Jews.Harris likely had little to do with picking Walz.
The WOKE Death Cult has a big problem with Jews....on the one hand Jews are very powerful in the Wall Street Mafia/CIA which runs America and created WOKE, but according to WOKE ideology Jews are also oppressors who must be hurt.Ok, so the entire democrat party hates Jews.
oy veyMSG was open long before 68' as a kid in the 50's we always saw the circus there
Opened: 1879, 1890, 1925; (former locations); February 11, 1968; (current location)
So much for ignorant gobbers in flyover country
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Who said that? You rightys make shit up. There was a huge klan rally in NYC in the 1920s. Trump's dad attended it. it took a long time to retrigger that kind of rally and Trump accomplished it.And yet, according to leftist Trumpists, the ghosts of Garden Past have infected the current venue and every basketball game held there has been a klan rally.
In 1939, Leftwing Socialist FDR's Democratic party was still the party of racism, the KKK, and Jim Crow. Which means the Fascists were leftwing, too.
It is the fourth Madison Square Garden.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.
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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.
Who the hell is saying this? Surely you must have a link?And yet, according to leftist Trumpists, the ghosts of Garden Past have infected the current venue and every basketball game held there has been a klan rally.