Question for liberals and Democrats about the Trump rally at Madison Square Garden

[BackAgain]

Setting yourself up as the arbiter of what constitutes a parallel to Nazi rhetoric has it's advantages. You can simply dismiss anything out of hand. Calling something nothing. Like you'll do with this.

Bund leader Fritz Kuhn — who called Washington the “first fascist,” meaning it as praise — delivered (with a brief interruption) the final speech of the evening at the 1939 rally. He concluded by offering eight policy proposals. The first three were explicitly antisemitic. Three of the final four were:

• “Immediate cessation of the dumping of all political ‘refugees’ on the shores of the United States.”
• “Cessation of all abuse of the freedom of the pulpit, press, radio and stage.”
• “A return of our government to the policies of George Washington: Aloofness from foreign entanglements. Severance of all connections with the League of Nations.”

Eighty-five years later, Trump spoke at the Garden and offered very similar rhetoric and proposals.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/10/28/trump-rally-madison-square-garden/

Like you, Melania indignantly denied her hubby is a Nazi like Hilter. How proud you both must be.

Conservatives Have Set the Bar at ‘Not As Bad As Hitler’

Conservatives Have Set the Bar at ‘Not As Bad As Hitler’

Trump’s hate rally was less hateful than the Nazis. Good work!

nymag.com

Lying your ass off and making baseless “comparisons” has its advantages for you piss poor propagandists.

Obviously.

But your nonsense is still devoid of any real factual support.

 

[Hutch Starskey]

That’s almost responsive. But falls short.

“Toxic” is a word that may mean something to you. But not to many others.

Similarly “flavor of the speakers” is meaningless.

Toxic is normal to white supremacists.

 

[Hutch Starskey]

Except for one poor comic’s idiotic joke or two, there was no such thing.

Great fail … again, Fakey.

Uh huh…

Setting yourself up as the arbiter of what constitutes a parallel to Nazi rhetoric has it's advantages. You can simply dismiss anything out of hand. Calling something nothing. Like you'll do with this.

Bund leader Fritz Kuhn — who called Washington the “first fascist,” meaning it as praise — delivered (with a brief interruption) the final speech of the evening at the 1939 rally. He concluded by offering eight policy proposals. The first three were explicitly antisemitic. Three of the final four were:

• “Immediate cessation of the dumping of all political ‘refugees’ on the shores of the United States.”
• “Cessation of all abuse of the freedom of the pulpit, press, radio and stage.”
• “A return of our government to the policies of George Washington: Aloofness from foreign entanglements. Severance of all connections with the League of Nations.”

Eighty-five years later, Trump spoke at the Garden and offered very similar rhetoric and proposals.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/10/28/trump-rally-madison-square-garden/

Like you, Melania indignantly denied her hubby is a Nazi like Hilter. How proud you both must be.

Conservatives Have Set the Bar at ‘Not As Bad As Hitler’

Conservatives Have Set the Bar at ‘Not As Bad As Hitler’

Trump’s hate rally was less hateful than the Nazis. Good work!

nymag.com

 

[gipper]

Oh c'mon....Lush, sundra, and sillybooboo are the biggest dumb ***** on the forum.

I mean shit....We can all exaggerate, but REALLY!

DumbAgain gives those three a run for the money.

 

[berg80]

But your nonsense is still devoid of any real factual support.

Actually, I've offered plenty of factual support. But being a trumple sock puppet, steeped in the ways of denial, prohibits you from admitting to the obvious.

I'm guessing your gullibility enables you to believe trump's excuse for not condemning, but rather associating himself with, the bigoted remarks made at the MSG "lovefest." A description that would even make Orwell blush given the brazenness of the disorienting lie.

 

[candycorn]

That’s almost responsive. But falls short.

“Toxic” is a word that may mean something to you. But not to many others.

Similarly “flavor of the speakers” is meaningless.

Consult your sock puppet accounts...perhaps they can explain these simple words to you and their meanings.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

This question goes to our liberals and Democrats.

Please keep your answers concise. Brevity helps. Nobody wants to read a wall o’ words.

Question: for all the many complaints and claims and accusations I’ve read about Trump’s rally at MSG to the effect that it was somehow akin to a Hitler rally from Nazi Germany, I’d like to know the actual basis for that comparison.

I saw several such complaints and warnings even before the rally. But, factually, what (if anything) supports it?

Only liberals and democrats get to weigh in? Oh well.

 

[berg80]

The Misogynistic, Bigoted and Crude Rally Remarks Trump Hasn’t Disavowed​

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Sid Rosenberg​

Sid Rosenberg, a conservative radio host who once called Ms. Harris’s Jewish husband, Doug Emhoff, “a crappy Jew,” also lashed out at Mrs. Clinton for comparing the event to a Nazi rally. In doing so, he declared that Democrats were bad people and made a point to emphasize that he was talking about every Democrat in the country.

“She is some sick bastard, that Hillary Clinton, huh?” he said. “What a sick son of a *****. The whole ******* party, a bunch of degenerates, lowlives, Jew-haters and lowlives. Every one of them. Every one of them.” Then he suggested that undocumented immigrants were taking resources from more deserving people. “You got homeless and veterans, Americans, Americans, sleeping in their own feces on a bench in Central Park,” he said. “But the ******* illegals, they get whatever they want, don’t they?”

Grant Cardone​

Grant Cardone, a businessman, disparaged Ms. Harris with a term used to describe a prostitute: “Her and her pimp handlers will destroy our country.”

Moments later, urging Mr. Trump’s supporters to give him not just a narrow victory but a resounding one, he used violent language: “We need to slaughter this other people.”

The Misogynistic, Bigoted and Crude Rally Remarks Trump Hasn’t Disavowed

A range of speakers at Madison Square Garden on Sunday disparaged Latinos, Black people, Palestinians and Jews, and made vulgar references to Kamala Harris. The Trump campaign has distanced itself from only one of these statements.

www.nytimes.com

If trump thinks that's a "lovefest" I don't want to hear what he says about Latinos, Black people, Puerto Ricans, Palestinians and Jews in private.

 

[BackAgain]

Toxic is normal to white supremacists.

More meaningless babble from you, Fakey.

 

[BackAgain]

Actually, I've offered plenty of factual support

If you mean “none whatsoever,” then yes. Otherwise, bullshit.

You’ve offered no evidence at all. Just opinions.

. But being a trumple sock puppet, steeped in the ways of denial, prohibits you from admitting to the obvious.

I love to deny your false claims. And that’s what actually bugs you, bug. Tough luck.

I'm guessing your gullibility enables you to believe trump's excuse for not condemning, but rather associating himself with, the bigoted remarks made at the MSG "lovefest."

If you are alluding to a failed comedian’s joke, then there was no such thing as your mindless (and dishonest) claim that Trump “associated himself” with the bigoted remark.

Your petty propaganda tactic of repeating your false claims doesn’t work here, bug.

 

[BackAgain]

Consult your sock puppet accounts...perhaps they can explain these simple words to you and their meanings.

I don’t know about you candyass, but I have no sock accounts.

Also, we all know what the words mean, you imbecile.

The point is that they don’t honestly apply as they were used, you hack ****.

Now, go suck off bug.

 

[BackAgain]

Only liberals and democrats get to weigh in? Oh well.

Yep. So you can jump right in and maybe do better than the slovenly bug.

Or you can go cry some more, Fumblin’ Dickweed.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Yep. So you can jump right in and maybe do better than the slovenly bug.

Or you can go cry some more, Fumblin’ Dickweed.

Oh, hey BackFlush.

 

[BackAgain]

Oh, hey BackFlush.

Cry harder, Fumblin’ Dickweed.

 

[alang1216]

This question goes to our liberals and Democrats.

Please keep your answers concise. Brevity helps. Nobody wants to read a wall o’ words.

Question: for all the many complaints and claims and accusations I’ve read about Trump’s rally at MSG to the effect that it was somehow akin to a Hitler rally from Nazi Germany, I’d like to know the actual basis for that comparison.

I saw several such complaints and warnings even before the rally. But, factually, what (if anything) supports it?

The Nazi mantra was the Jews and Communists were subverting Germany and Germans were suffering because of them. Only Hitler could save Germany. The MAGA mantra is the immigrants and Communists/Leftists are subverting America and Americans are suffering because of them. Only Trump can save America.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Cry harder, Fumblin’ Dickweed.

Cry about what? If the orange bag O' shit wins the election? Not to worry, BackFlush, I'll be fine.

 

[BackAgain]

The Nazi mantra was the Jews and Communists were subverting Germany and Germans were suffering because of them. Only Hitler could save Germany. The MAGA mantra is the immigrants and Communists/Leftists are subverting America and Americans are suffering because of them. Only Trump can save America.

Pt 1: kudos to you for at least trying to step up.

Pt 2: your contention is false. MAGA absolutely does NOT make such commentary about “immigrants.” Why can’t you guys ever admit the distinction between “immigrants” and “illegal immigrants?”

Also, isn’t it the goal of communism, here, to subvert America?

And isn’t it alright for a Political party to rally in opposition to any other POLITICAL entity which it sees as seeking to undermine us?

Kamalalala certainly can’t save America. She wouldn’t even be inclined to do so. She is a major part of the problem. So yeah; it is only Trump in this race who can steer us away from disaster.

Still no valid analogy between the Hitler rally and the Trump ELECTION rally.

 

[Rawley]

The white supremacy vibe and tone of the speakers maybe.

Not when they started firing up the oven for the Jews?

 

[BackAgain]

Cry about what? If the orange bag O' shit wins the election? Not to worry, BackFlush, I'll be fine.

No, you shithead.

You’re crying about me.

If I’ve hurt your feewings, cool!

Go cry it off, Fumblin’ Dickweed.

You’ll never be fine. You’ll always be a Dickweed.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

No, you shithead.

You’re crying about me.

If I’ve hurt your feewings, cool!

Go cry it off, Fumblin’ Dickweed.

You’ll never be fine. You’ll always be a Dickweed.

You've never hurt my feelings, BackFlush.