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  • @alejandrocalle5326
    @alejandrocalle5326 Год назад +518

    One of my favorite quotes.
    Life is hard, it’s even harder when you’re stupid. John Wayne

    • @LanzyLou
      @LanzyLou Год назад

      Not harder bc you're not smart enough to see your reality.

    • @mr_indie_fan
      @mr_indie_fan Год назад +8

      Life is easy when you have common sense and skills 💀

    • @TylerDurden42069
      @TylerDurden42069 Год назад +2

      I’m named after John Wayne

    • @jr2904
      @jr2904 Год назад +1

      @@TylerDurden42069 so am I

    • @allynkaufmann2213
      @allynkaufmann2213 Год назад

      @@TylerDurden42069 So your name is Marion?

  • @donskiver
    @donskiver Год назад +139

    I'm a 1/4 American Indian, my mom 1/2 and her father was full blooded Cherokee. Our family had nothing but respect and admiration for The Duke.

    • @geekylove3603
      @geekylove3603 Год назад +3

      Why?

    • @Rebecca-hv2rb
      @Rebecca-hv2rb Год назад

      I truly appreciate the fact that you believe in 100% full blooded American Indian, however, do a DNA blood test. It will probably show you have Mexican in it. 100% blood is a myth now that we have DNA testing. Can't claim it any more.

    • @ijustwannaleaveacommentony6511
      @ijustwannaleaveacommentony6511 Год назад +1

      do you live in a teepee?

    • @bebobbebob8275
      @bebobbebob8275 Год назад +5

      @@geekylove3603 Why not ?

    • @geekylove3603
      @geekylove3603 Год назад +2

      @@bebobbebob8275
      Only children answer a question with a question. So with that fact in mind. Crack on son.

  • @jenlu7665
    @jenlu7665 Год назад +40

    There’s a photo of me when I was about 8 with a sling on my arm.. I’ve never broken my arm, but I saw the attention that kids who had broken bones got, so I found it fun to pretend… this is something kids do a lot, and now we have adults doing it lol

    • @rozalilu1
      @rozalilu1 Год назад +2

      Exactly, that's what she's done since childhood

  • @HoldenMcG
    @HoldenMcG Год назад +19

    My third cousin twice removed knows a guy that was at that very Academy Awards show, who happended to be standing near a contingent of native americans just off-stage and out of camera range, when he witnessed John Wayne pull out a gun and fire a single shot at Littlefeather... she was unscathed, but seven others were wounded and three died.

    • @josephstabile9154
      @josephstabile9154 Год назад +3

      LOL!!!

    • @ironfistovwudang3485
      @ironfistovwudang3485 Год назад +2

      I laughed my ass off at this, it should be the top comment but it's a shame you posted it a few days after the video aired. Kudos to you sir.

    • @sarahhunter1114
      @sarahhunter1114 Год назад +2

      Epic comment!!!😂🤣😂🤣

    • @rozalilu1
      @rozalilu1 Год назад +1

      Classic

    • @rozalilu1
      @rozalilu1 Год назад +1

      Lmao 🤣

  • @garym6315
    @garym6315 Год назад +1340

    So Brando was preaching to others about respecting Native Americans while simultaneously having someone in "red face" represent him on stage? Yeah, that just goes to show how hypocritical these activists are.

    • @osmanyousif7849
      @osmanyousif7849 Год назад +41

      Honestly why does anyone even listen to people like Brando? Like, credit is due for him being one of the great actors, but to work with him….
      Yeah, I think Apocalypse Now and Island of Dr. Moreau just show how difficult he’s is to work with. And I’m glad I’m not one of them.

    • @malalalalala2985
      @malalalalala2985 Год назад +21

      How was she redface if her father Native? Native American includes Mexican also

    • @mister_Gib
      @mister_Gib Год назад +54

      @@malalalalala2985 did you watch the video ?

    • @lyndseymc
      @lyndseymc Год назад +3

      @@osmanyousif7849 how so?

    • @K4inan
      @K4inan Год назад +37

      I don't think Brando had any clue whether she was legitimate or not, certainly not in the malicious way that you're suggesting. It wasn't really in his job description to discern that. Your assertion of his hypocrisy only has merit if Brando himself knew she wasn't a real representative of Native Americans.

  • @priscillajimenez27
    @priscillajimenez27 Год назад +244

    Victimhood is laziness basically

    • @mikahong
      @mikahong Год назад +10

      How it's an industry now speaks volumes 🤦‍♀️

    • @ramixnudles7958
      @ramixnudles7958 Год назад +4

      But they work SO HARD at being victims!

    • @bm.6349
      @bm.6349 Год назад

      Even if you never accept being a victim that won’t make white peoples like you lol

    • @just-dl
      @just-dl Год назад +4

      It’s laziness masked by intense energy in whining.

    • @ramixnudles7958
      @ramixnudles7958 Год назад

      @@bm.6349 If you never accept being a victim, it doesn't matter whether political dupes like you or not. You'll be successful and get along with normal people anyway.
      Lol.

  • @richardedwards7001
    @richardedwards7001 Год назад +36

    Question to ask, why didn't this come out years ago before the woman died? Obviously, she had her enablers in the media....

    • @rozalilu1
      @rozalilu1 Год назад

      MSM did enable just like the Tribal Nation in some spheres. Since 2007, no one would have listened until now.

  • @CaptRavenous
    @CaptRavenous Год назад +9

    If I had walked up and slapped someone for bad mouthing my girl, I'd be serving time for it. But not King Smith. He can attack people with violence in full view of half the planet and get away with it. Banishment from the Oscars is hardly a punishment. More like "we're going to take away your favourite toy, you naughty, naughty boy!". Privilege at its best.

  • @PaleoCon2008
    @PaleoCon2008 Год назад +901

    Matt Walsh announces topics for next two films: "What is a Victim" and "What is a Native American?"

    • @hankryg
      @hankryg Год назад +34

      @WHATSAPP㈩⓵⓶⓵⓸⓻⓽⓹⓵⓶⓷⓵ I just don’t get the thought here. So someone who listens to Matt Walsh (thus who is well informed, smart, intelligent, bright, etc.) is going to fall for this?

    • @revacohen
      @revacohen Год назад +17

      @@hankryg I was thinking the same thing. I've seen a number of people on RUclips doing this. Is there a way to report these people? This is fraud.

    • @stephenkolman5727
      @stephenkolman5727 Год назад +10

      How about "what are balls"?

    • @trevor2222
      @trevor2222 Год назад +1

      Who can name just one godless group?

    • @Sarah-py3cd
      @Sarah-py3cd Год назад +4

      @@revacohen yeah you just go to side of the comment where the 3 dots are, there is a flag button. that's the report button

  • @juliancate7089
    @juliancate7089 Год назад +576

    John Wayne was on record having spoken against placing Indians (yes, I called them Indians and not Native Americans) on reservations. He said, "I know that the terrible thing we did was to put them on reservations. That takes a man's human dignity away from him, takes his desire to better himself away from him. That's what they want to do with that cradle to grave Socialism."

    • @novazemlja2921
      @novazemlja2921 Год назад +1

      The fact that Indians cling to the land and the fact they are still stuck on those reservations is why they are where they are today.

    • @staceya5149
      @staceya5149 Год назад +34

      He was right.

    • @kanemarko2503
      @kanemarko2503 Год назад +39

      The term "indian" is a false identifier similar to "hispanic" & "latino". Many of us who are Indigenous to the Western Hemisphere would rather be referred to by our tribal or first nation titles. I Am Mexica & Apache. Those other imposed titles were born out of ignorance, bigotry & cultural bias.
      *I do not read nor respond to replies*

    • @goodolearkygal5746
      @goodolearkygal5746 Год назад +25

      ​@Cyrus Freeman that's always what they say..... ignore them

    • @toh6261
      @toh6261 Год назад +34

      @@kanemarko2503 I do not read or respond to replies. At least you're open to, uh...
      Yeah.

  • @WuTangBoomerang
    @WuTangBoomerang Год назад +52

    The thought of John Wayne being so riled up that he had to be held back is hilarious to me.

    • @odoggow8157
      @odoggow8157 Год назад +2

      Hulk couldnt hold him back if he wants to let loose Wayne let's loose

    • @JohnJohnson-mo4bn
      @JohnJohnson-mo4bn Год назад +1

      @@odoggow8157 Bullshit. Nobody had to hold him back from Enlisting in the Military during WW2. Before you say anything stupid about how Wayne was a big star or too old, keep in mind that Clark Gable & Jimmy Stewart enlisted during that time. They were both bigger stars than Wayne at the time, & one was older than Wayne, while the other was a year younger than Wayne.

    • @TheTristianNetwork
      @TheTristianNetwork Год назад +2

      @@odoggow8157 John Wayne was cool as fuck.

  • @shelleydawnballard
    @shelleydawnballard Год назад +3

    I was alive back then and watching the award show.
    None of that happened, this is the first I've heard of John Wayne being involved in any way. Everyone was just confused as to why she was there, even after she spoke, it was unclear what the purpose was.

  • @Derakon_
    @Derakon_ Год назад +517

    An unnatural smile indicates that they know what they're doing is wrong, yet they wish to lie to themselves, and convince themselves and others that it's an okay thing to do.

    • @allalphazerobeta8643
      @allalphazerobeta8643 Год назад +14

      Something a lot of The Detransitioners confess to having done.

    • @vely8592
      @vely8592 Год назад

      It's hard to find a full-blood Native American, when you have killed most, driven them to uninhabitable lands and raped (and continue to rape) their women.

    • @drews2444
      @drews2444 Год назад +1

      i hear you but honest question. i have some brain injuries from the army but i dont do things in the normal way at all when it comes to body language. what i am trying to ask is how can you tell if they have a neurological disorder or something to that affect that would cause some weird body language? something i have always wondered because i know my body language is not indicative of how i am feeling in most cases.

    • @elbretto6062
      @elbretto6062 Год назад +2

      @@drews2444 that's the problem and why it generally isn't so reasonable to extrapolate so much from facial expressions

    • @thenelsonbruhs722
      @thenelsonbruhs722 Год назад +2

      @@elbretto6062 the eyes are the gateway to the soul

  • @raedwulf61
    @raedwulf61 Год назад +70

    I heard John Wayne actually fired a shoulder-launched stinger missile at Miss Littlefeather, but missed, hitting Cecil B. DeMille instead.

    • @Bowiiihowdy
      @Bowiiihowdy Год назад +4

      RIP Cecil B. Deville or what's left of her.. the stinger really left a mess man. Al Pachino was never the same

    • @crescentfreshbret
      @crescentfreshbret Год назад

      @@Bowiiihowdy What?

    • @dr.davidwho4053
      @dr.davidwho4053 Год назад +1

      😆

    • @obmarte3803
      @obmarte3803 Год назад +1

      That was actually an android of John Wayne sent from the 31st century.

    • @vinnynj78
      @vinnynj78 Год назад +2

      I heard DeMille was actually wearing Mae West at the time so he was fine

  • @keithrobinson5752
    @keithrobinson5752 Год назад +26

    She also lied about her father being a drink and attacking her. In fact he was tee total and never touched her. It's odd to think that things are so ' bad ' now. People work very hard at being a ' victim '

    • @EdHazardd
      @EdHazardd Год назад +2

      Her father was a saddle maker in Salinas Ca. Had his own shop by the name of Cruz Saddlery. Not a drunk or NA. The fact that she used the drunk abusive indian troupe is reprehensible as well.

    • @rozalilu1
      @rozalilu1 Год назад

      @Ed_Hazard Armendariz I'm her sister Rosalind Cruz. Watch my live interview Latino Slant Pauli RUclips & Decolonized Buffalo PODCAST with tribal members as their guest 12/22 for the truth

  • @tamedshrew235
    @tamedshrew235 Год назад +21

    I remember watching that Academy Award show on TV and she gave her speech on behalf of Brando and that was it. People were left shocked and speechless but that was it.

  • @debbywalker5458
    @debbywalker5458 Год назад +1129

    Oh so she’s related to Elizabeth Warren…

    • @vely8592
      @vely8592 Год назад

      It's hard to find a full-blood Native American, when you have killed most, driven them to uninhabitable lands and raped (and continue to rape) their women.

    • @playdoughmaster808
      @playdoughmaster808 Год назад +20

      Damn, two funny videos of matt blowing up an orphange

    • @playdoughmaster808
      @playdoughmaster808 Год назад +29

      Honestly them orphans had it coming

    • @davidpar2
      @davidpar2 Год назад +14

      Yes. they have 1/1024th shared lineage

    • @cagneybillingsley2165
      @cagneybillingsley2165 Год назад +5

      the first trans racialist? talcum x ain't got nothing on her

  • @TheBurningRegion
    @TheBurningRegion Год назад +71

    My dad once told me a long time ago in my imagination that I’m part Native American, going forward I will be known by my native name “Passing Wind”

  • @fluffarina
    @fluffarina Год назад +2

    In 1973 there was an American Indian Movement that took over the town Wounded Knee for 71 days. It started as an attempt to impeach the chairman of the Oglala Lakota Tribe. Feds were brought in and there was a standoff with 2 Indians shot by them. Its the same town that the 1890 massacre happened. I live in ND and was a kid at the time but remember hearing people talking about it.

  • @zippitydoodah5693
    @zippitydoodah5693 Год назад +14

    " _We are conditioning people to desire control and power for its own sake - and to obtain it in the most shameful, passive-aggressive, manipulative way possible - through emotional blackmail and the exploitation of misplaced sympathies._ " Extremely well-put, Matt. That's a particular, well-known truth articulated better than any other attempt I've heard to date. And that is important. When leaders, like you, are able to accurately and succinctly articulate these kinds of truths, then many of us who were previously willing, but verbally unable to _clearly_ share a particular truth, suddenly have a powerful tool with which to enlighten others - a well put truth. Thank you, Matt. I am grateful for you and keep you and your family in my prayers.

  • @dbx1233
    @dbx1233 Год назад +182

    This story reminds me of an episode of MASH, a sitcom from the 1970"s, where someone claimed to know "Tuttle." Tuttle was a totally fictitious person. Anyway, by the end of the show, darn near everybody claimed to know Tuttle. Like they say, tell a lie often enough and it becomes the truth. lol

    • @nathanielm9150
      @nathanielm9150 Год назад +21

      Ah yes good old Tuttel, I believe he got the Purple Heart at the end of the episode along with a wonderful funeral.

    • @garym6315
      @garym6315 Год назад +20

      I loved the ending, where people were talking at his funeral about how he was the best guy they ever served with.

    • @oldgordo61
      @oldgordo61 Год назад +8

      I remember that episode.

    • @SilverHawk214
      @SilverHawk214 Год назад +12

      @@nathanielm9150 Yes, he did end up with a Purple Heart. MASH is such a great show!

    • @gezelligvida1758
      @gezelligvida1758 Год назад +8

      Haha great episode!

  • @priscillajimenez27
    @priscillajimenez27 Год назад +67

    I'm so glad I was not raised in that victimhood mindset

    • @geebskerbal2771
      @geebskerbal2771 Год назад

      Yeah same… but check out these RUclips comment business deals lol I’m gonna be sooo rich lol

  • @tristramcoffin926
    @tristramcoffin926 Год назад +4

    This story vexxed me for years. Turns out they made it all up just like they always do.

  • @corruptcamerupt2344
    @corruptcamerupt2344 Год назад +5

    This whole situation reminds me of the fact that the guy who played the crying Native American in that one famous commercial was actually Italian.

  • @revacohen
    @revacohen Год назад +191

    if an actor turns down their award, it should be given to someone else.

    • @LanzyLou
      @LanzyLou Год назад +1

      And Women's Awards to women. TransWo are men.

    • @jesuschristislord7754
      @jesuschristislord7754 Год назад +1

      Give it to a corpse.

    • @colliric
      @colliric Год назад +3

      No. It should go to the actor they think gave the best performance. If they reject it, should go to an Oscars museum instead.

    • @odoggow8157
      @odoggow8157 Год назад +1

      It's was a publicity stunt ffs 🙄 😑

    • @carlostejada1479
      @carlostejada1479 Год назад +4

      it went to Littlefeather's hands
      in the end she won an Oscar for her performance

  • @d.d.mac.3773
    @d.d.mac.3773 Год назад +48

    So Marlon Brando wouldn't accept the Oscar, but did he accept the money for the role? I'm guessing yes.

    • @equisde8026
      @equisde8026 Год назад +1

      that’s a whole different story. Paramount didn’t even want him and then hardly paid him anything

    • @d.d.mac.3773
      @d.d.mac.3773 Год назад

      @@equisde8026 It was because he was a jerk, known for being a jerk, and had a string of failures. He wanted the part, needed the money and agreed to the money. He took the money and then, since he was still a jerk, refused the Oscar. Also, he made over 2 million for it, not exactly peanuts 50 years ago. He even agreed to the sequel for a one day shoot and never showed up for that.

    • @equisde8026
      @equisde8026 Год назад +1

      @@d.d.mac.3773 I know but why are you so hateful? he was a brilliant actor, the kind of which we don’t get anymore

    • @d.d.mac.3773
      @d.d.mac.3773 Год назад +6

      @@equisde8026 Facts aren't hateful, they're just facts.

    • @equisde8026
      @equisde8026 Год назад +1

      @@d.d.mac.3773 I just think you should be more respectful of Brando

  • @denizepalmer7625
    @denizepalmer7625 Год назад +2

    That’s the best way I have ever heard anyone describe Jada.

  • @michelebell1997
    @michelebell1997 Год назад +336

    That’s crazy, people will go to great lengths to take on a fake persona to get attention!

    • @vely8592
      @vely8592 Год назад

      It's hard to find a full-blood Native American, when you have killed most, driven them to uninhabitable lands and raped (and continue to rape) their women.

    • @drewwilson6639
      @drewwilson6639 Год назад

      The new leftist religion incentivizes this type of behavior

    • @jonnuanez7183
      @jonnuanez7183 Год назад +7

      Well, David Bowie took on many personas during the earlier part of his career, more in the 70s than any other time. But we all knew he was doing so, due to him recognizing that being a singer is like acting...so why not treat it as such? He wasn't fooling anyone. He wasn't actually telling he was a Starman or a complete new being ie Ziggy Stardust. Plus he was getting paid to entertain us.
      People like Dolezal, Littlefeather here, etc are trying to convince us that they were born as such and are not acting but involved in real life issues. That's the bigger lie. That's why Bowie, Prince, etc are/were more credible than these "activists".

    • @lizmonard
      @lizmonard Год назад +11

      Even changing gender..

    • @DiamondPR
      @DiamondPR Год назад +1

      YOU LOST ME MATT.
      SHE WAS FROM MEXICO SO YEA SHE WAS NATIVE. PEOPLE FORGET THAT WHITE PEOPLE STOLE THEIR LAND🤨🙄 CALIFORNIA, TEXAS, ARIZONA ALL BELONG TO MEXICO

  • @erichoffman2908
    @erichoffman2908 Год назад +689

    So not only did Brando not have the balls to show up himself, he didn't even send a real native woman to do it.

    • @johnbuchman4854
      @johnbuchman4854 Год назад +38

      Brando probably probably thought she was Native American -- perhaps they all looked alike to him...

    • @danoneall4013
      @danoneall4013 Год назад +24

      Why didn't this family say something before the death?

    • @erichoffman2908
      @erichoffman2908 Год назад +2

      That is my other question.

    • @cosettapessa6417
      @cosettapessa6417 Год назад +1

      @@danoneall4013 exactly

    • @erichoffman2908
      @erichoffman2908 Год назад

      And now we find out it was all a sham. Hiding behind a fake Native woman makes him a coward. If he really cared he would have gone there himself.

  • @michaellowe2305
    @michaellowe2305 Год назад +6

    Somebody at a construction site during lunch probably said "I bet John Wayne would've ripped her off the stage" and it morphed over time

  • @maureentuohy8672
    @maureentuohy8672 Год назад +5

    Hay!!! I'm a Boomer too. Don’t blame me for this victimhood crap! I was always told that being a victim was a bad thing. My Irish Dad would always told me to “Put your big girl pants on and get over it!”

  • @ghost9487
    @ghost9487 Год назад +39

    A wise man once said-"1000 people can't be first"

  • @TheRox0923
    @TheRox0923 Год назад +330

    So does that mean we can all dress up as Littlefeather for Halloween? Since we can say since we aren't native American and neither was she?

    • @user-oh9nh6zl2c
      @user-oh9nh6zl2c Год назад +28

      Does this mean the Washington Generals NFL team can go back to being The Washington Redskins?

    • @Kindred500
      @Kindred500 Год назад +1

      you can dress however you want, it's halloween 🤷‍♀️ even outside of halloween. people from other cultures love when you become interested in their culture and show your interest. Dressing as, naming something or even indulging in another culture is not oppressive to that culture nor is it racist towards that culture. They welcome it. They aren't the ones making a big deal out of it. A political party is though. it becomes racist when you claim you are a native American while playing dress up. much like the left are doing with their fake persona's.

    • @desmondalohan
      @desmondalohan Год назад +4

      Don’t celebrate Halloween.

    • @lawrencetalbot8346
      @lawrencetalbot8346 Год назад +7

      If you want to go as a savage, be my guess. I cannot think of a scarier costume, other than maybe going as a BLM “activist”

    • @krkb13
      @krkb13 Год назад +5

      Yes, dress up as whatever you want.

  • @jaymac7203
    @jaymac7203 Год назад +11

    "I have more Indian blood than her and I have none" Donald Trump lol

  • @PInk77W1
    @PInk77W1 Год назад +38

    True story.
    I had a lady roommate
    She was all into the Native American thing.
    She even went downtown and officially changed her name to one of those funny names. She spoke Native American language. She dropped famous Native American names. So I just figured she was one. Then one day she decides to get a DNA test. She came home and she had 0% NA blood. LoL.

    • @billyjackbuzzard
      @billyjackbuzzard Год назад

      Fake story

    • @PInk77W1
      @PInk77W1 Год назад

      @@billyjackbuzzard absolutely true story.

    • @billyjackbuzzard
      @billyjackbuzzard Год назад +2

      @@PInk77W1 no. You said she went downtown but I was with her that day and she went uptown and then rested for a few minutes to get fresher.

    • @18sixty46
      @18sixty46 Год назад +1

      "One of those funny names.."
      Spoke native? What language is that?

    • @PInk77W1
      @PInk77W1 Год назад +1

      @@18sixty46 I don’t know, she was speaking it.
      She mentioned many tribes

  • @johnvan6082
    @johnvan6082 Год назад +41

    I've known this for forty years . It was common knowledge back then . When her name popped up again after all these years , I tried to comment
    on it but the replies told me that I was wrong.
    . People believe what they want to believe .

    • @lorireed8046
      @lorireed8046 Год назад +2

      Yes... It gets very tiring being told how wrong I am on events I was around, saw first hand. I get told I'm too old and can't even remember what I had for breakfast. Ignorance has no bounds.

    • @vladivanov5500
      @vladivanov5500 Год назад +1

      Basically every iconic progressive activist moment in the US has been a sham. The whole narrative of oppression in the 70s is built on sand.
      It's the same crap they pull today. Red herrings and false idols.

    • @lorireed8046
      @lorireed8046 Год назад +1

      @@vladivanov5500 Exactly!

    • @lorireed8046
      @lorireed8046 Год назад +2

      @@vladivanov5500 Ohh your message didn't make it into the comments area. I got the notification though... Your message really should be in here it's a truth bomb that needs to be shared.

    • @lorireed8046
      @lorireed8046 Год назад

      @@vladivanov5500 NOPE!!! Try refreshing RUclips.

  • @jonesy19691
    @jonesy19691 Год назад +255

    Why did it take so long for the truth to come out!? 🇺🇸🤨

    • @brianmccarthy5557
      @brianmccarthy5557 Год назад +54

      Because her sisters were hoping she would clear this up herself while she lived. She just died. Their major grievance was that she lied about their father, who seems to have been a very decent deaf man who grew up in a harsh environment, was completely falsely accused by her of beatings and child molestation using embroidered stories told in the family about her grandfather. Lies about their father finally set them off, especially after they appeared in her obituaries. An enterprising reporter somehow heard about this and tracked them down for separate interviews in different parts of California. Their stories were almost identical.

    • @NickitaKeepinIt100
      @NickitaKeepinIt100 Год назад +28

      "Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past." - George Orwell, 1984

    • @frankaliberti
      @frankaliberti Год назад

      This explains why it took so long for the truth to come out:
      ruclips.net/video/2EXjRrTzTgQ/видео.html

    • @malalalalala2985
      @malalalalala2985 Год назад

      It's not really truth. Walsh doesn't realize Mexicans are Native.... Hispanic isn't a race

    • @Style0330
      @Style0330 Год назад +15

      As a Navajo I already knew she wasn't Native. They have it up on YT. And Walsh is BARELY finding out about it.

  • @john-daman
    @john-daman Год назад +4

    My family was watching the Oscars on the night when this happened with the Indian woman and my father said to me that ladies not Indian she’s Hispanic. My dad was always right.

  • @brooksb7
    @brooksb7 Год назад +3

    Wayne was an American Patriot, no doubt. He harbored no ill will toward any group of people simply because of the group they belonged to. As a matter of fact, he made sure specific identity groups were not represented in a negative light in his films. In The Alamo, he went to great lengths to make sure the Mexicans were portrayed as hard-working, honorable people who loved their country as much as Americans love ours.

  • @coyotej4895
    @coyotej4895 Год назад +257

    I am Tlingit, My Family is from SE Alaska and as a child sat on the lap of the duke, and many of our families knew him and had nothing but respect for him as he was up in Alaska a lot. My grandpa recalled taking him out fishing and hunting and always enjoyed his tame with him. Elizabith Warin and this POS here and others that claim to speak for us are just the sort of people Booker T. warned us about. If you're not seeing it, you need to go back to history class. I loved history and am appalled at how it's being warped and subverted for this woke narrative. So many great people being smeared when they should be held up as idols for kids today rather than the pop and sports personalities that hate the verry country and people they take money from.

    • @brianmccarthy5557
      @brianmccarthy5557 Год назад +14

      I met Wayne as a little kid too in my small California coastal town and several other times. He seemed like a good guy. In any case, due to the ethnicity of his family and close friends, he was very unlikely to be the least racist towards Mexicans or Native Americans. Thanks for speaking up for the Duke.

    • @lordlongstroke5989
      @lordlongstroke5989 Год назад +1

      Which indians lived? The one's who sold out the others... Sorry you've been so deceived.

    • @cosettapessa6417
      @cosettapessa6417 Год назад +9

      @@lordlongstroke5989 🤡

    • @swamp-yankee
      @swamp-yankee Год назад +6

      @@lordlongstroke5989 there’s a harsh statement. To me it sounds like you are trolling for angry responses. Where does that aggression come from? Are you also carrying the generational trauma of forced assimilation? I know the feeling of being white with that heritable rage, and feeling unrepresented. My old man’s family were Shelta, Gaelic and Cant speaking Irish Travelers, and the white guilt complex some feel the need to put onto others used to bring irrational anger out in me before I thought on why. I was raised on stories of English colonialism, the Hunger, forced exodus, NINA policy, and my father and grandmother getting spit at and called oaky. My surname is an anglicized bastardization of a beautiful word I cannot pronounce, but my kin didn’t sell anyone out. They just got chewed up and spat out on another continent with less than nothing.
      Edit: I got carried away and as I was writing thought you said indigenous. I in now way identify as having Indian heritage

    • @theeclectic2919
      @theeclectic2919 Год назад +2

      @@lordlongstroke5989 As they say, "To the winner go the spoils." All land is stolen land. Previously and eventually.

  • @robertlehnert4148
    @robertlehnert4148 Год назад +48

    When this lie about Duke Wayne resurfaced after the Smith Incident, I remembered Littlefeather was outed as a "Schmohawk" within a few months of the Oscars, back in 1973.

    • @echofoxtrot2.051
      @echofoxtrot2.051 Год назад +4

      That is an awesome term. Thank you for sharing. I'm too young to have experienced that so thanks for the reference cuz I need to learn it all.

    • @andymullarx6365
      @andymullarx6365 Год назад +1

      So who orchestrated it and did Brando find her through Hefner ?

    • @rozalilu1
      @rozalilu1 Год назад

      @Andy Mullarx Coppola, she stalked him first

  • @PanhandleFrank
    @PanhandleFrank Год назад +4

    If Brando's convictions led him to reject an Oscar in protest, he should have done so in person. Instead, he roped a cute little Mexican actress pretending to be an Indian -- a.k.a, a "Pretendian" -- to reject it for him.
    Really, Marlon? Sending a woman to fight your battles?? So Brando was just a wuss, and Maria Cruz was just a liar.

  • @Dog.soldier1950
    @Dog.soldier1950 Год назад +7

    Tip of the hat to the SFC newspaper for publishing the truth. Worth reading the entire article, in addition she slandered her father who was not a drunk or abusive but a hard working blue collar dude.

  • @suzanneflowers2230
    @suzanneflowers2230 Год назад +114

    I was a little girl and my family watched the Oscar's, unlike today. Most we knew thought it was a dumb gesture, that Brando was turning his nose up at the industry that gave him his livelihood.

    • @stephenpmurphy591
      @stephenpmurphy591 Год назад +18

      Brando became a megalomaniac believing himself above everything & everyone.

    • @jaymac7203
      @jaymac7203 Год назад +6

      Attention seeker. Lol

    • @HilaryB.
      @HilaryB. Год назад +12

      I notice his principles didn't stop him from accepting the roles in the first place, nor from taking the pay packet that went with it!

    • @railsplitters79
      @railsplitters79 Год назад

      Brando was a scumbag even by Hollywood standards

    • @ayapaiz822
      @ayapaiz822 Год назад +1

      @@HilaryB. youre all such sad souls. no wonder they want to depopulate

  • @davedavid7061
    @davedavid7061 Год назад +15

    She's a pretendian

  • @jasonanders7003
    @jasonanders7003 Год назад +12

    Amy Goodman of Democracy Now reported this story last month in reference to "Littlefeather". As much as I admit that Wayne was a flawed human like all of us I found it hard to believe the story. Thanks, Matt and crew.

  • @revaflowers3115
    @revaflowers3115 Год назад +22

    Iron Eyes Cody was Italian, yet was in Keep American Beautiful commercials for years and continued to use the character beyond that.

  • @MrLolguy93
    @MrLolguy93 Год назад +97

    Basically, the first Rachel Dolezal 🤣

    • @malalalalala2985
      @malalalalala2985 Год назад +2

      Not really. Walsh doesn't seem to be aware that Mexicans are Native

    • @raskolnikov6443
      @raskolnikov6443 Год назад +1

      @@malalalalala2985 nonsense

    • @malalalalala2985
      @malalalalala2985 Год назад +3

      @@raskolnikov6443 Not nonsense. Average Mexican is more native% than those on US reservations. Haven't you noticed they're darker and shorter?

    • @nickb3345
      @nickb3345 Год назад +1

      Malala lalala native to Mexico.

    • @joefrost1693
      @joefrost1693 Год назад +3

      @@malalalalala2985 that is the dumbest correlation I've heard. Phenotype doesn't correlate to genotype. On top of that Mexicans are mestizo (combination of European and native indigenous tribes of lower Mexico). Native American tribes, Cheyenne, Lakota, Dakota, etc are not Aztec or Mayan.

  • @Fuckoff0311
    @Fuckoff0311 Год назад +13

    The entire idea of the American Indian “Princess” is preposterous. The leader of a Native American tribe is the chief. There is no hierarchy. The wife of the leader of a tribe was simply his wife, as well as his children were commoners. I have native blood in me.

    • @TheRugger418
      @TheRugger418 Год назад +1

      "I have native blood in me" says every white American

    • @umwha
      @umwha Год назад +1

      The natives did have hierarchy. There were warriors, captives, prisoners and slaves. Even chiefs had rankings - famously related to the feathers in the headless.

    • @Eye_Of_Odin978
      @Eye_Of_Odin978 Год назад

      @@TheRugger418 "wE WuZ KaNgZ In EGyPt!"
      Says every black American ever
      Where's that same energy in calling *them* out?
      Oh wait, I forgot. You're just an unprincipled, vile bigot who spews anti-white racism every chance he gets.

  • @christophercarlson8408
    @christophercarlson8408 Год назад +2

    Actually, both John Wayne and Clint Eastwood (along with director John Ford) were instrumental in getting Hollywood to engage actors with Indian heritage into movies depicting Indians...
    Prior to that time (1948-1970) the most common "Indians" seen on the big screen were Charles Bronson, Chuck Conners and Jack Palance.

  • @williamsimmons8028
    @williamsimmons8028 Год назад +2

    Matt, Sir as a US Veteran I salute you! I was alive, but a child then when all this drama went on. But, I do recall seeing this on tv back then. Thanks for doing what you do. Kudos bro!!

  • @madelenaherrera1919
    @madelenaherrera1919 Год назад +125

    As a Native American I’ve seen this speech multiple times on social media and it always seemed hokey to me. Kinda silly really, like we don’t really talk like that 😅
    Super cliche 😅
    Definitely cringey.
    Your perspective always interests me.

    • @LanzyLou
      @LanzyLou Год назад

      There's a huge movement of whites & blacks claiming they're true natives. Lol

    • @lesleylesley5821
      @lesleylesley5821 Год назад +21

      Her outfit is straight from the wardrobe department. She could have come out in jeans and a t-shit or a mini skirt.

    • @BelloBudo007
      @BelloBudo007 Год назад +6

      @@lesleylesley5821 That's such an interesting point. So true!

    • @billyjackbuzzard
      @billyjackbuzzard Год назад +2

      You're not even native American

    • @madelenaherrera1919
      @madelenaherrera1919 Год назад +3

      @@billyjackbuzzard why? Because my name isn’t “LittleFeather” 😅🥸

  • @2000blackstang
    @2000blackstang Год назад +15

    It's kinda like old Iron eyes Cody. The Indian that had the tear in the commercial. He was Italian. But he never lied about who he actually was in real life.

  • @hamnchee
    @hamnchee Год назад +2

    Remember the Italian guy who dressed up like an Indian and they zoomed in on his single tear over pollution? That was funny.

  • @LBrobie
    @LBrobie Год назад +3

    i love how the truth, eventually, comes to light.

  • @tp5401
    @tp5401 Год назад +5

    It's because people want to blame others for their failures rather than take personal responsibility... And there is a host of successful rich people with high levels of both self righteousness and shame that appease both with meaningless gestures in support of the first group.

  • @mikahong
    @mikahong Год назад +55

    You're right abt victimhood being an industry. It comes from the side where they allegedly hate capitalism. The hypocrisy is astounding.

  • @potoole
    @potoole Год назад +149

    Matt. There are very few to none who speak the truth as rationally and academically and also as down to earth as you do- you are a legend and a hero. I'm sure you know this but there are millions of people who stand with you and behind you and in support of you.

    • @mr_indie_fan
      @mr_indie_fan Год назад +5

      His deadpan humour gets me sometimes when he's making a joke, dude takes it so seriously 💀

    • @mr_indie_fan
      @mr_indie_fan Год назад +5

      @Anti Degenerate nice bot message

    • @lordlongstroke5989
      @lordlongstroke5989 Год назад +2

      He aint speaking truth, he's quoting other writers... who are mostly wrong. Look into real US history... not the narrative you've been told.

    • @cosettapessa6417
      @cosettapessa6417 Год назад +1

      @@lordlongstroke5989 😂

    • @potoole
      @potoole Год назад +2

      @@lordlongstroke5989 So, where is the real US history. How am I supposed to know the real from the false. I assume you have a blog or a book or your own, or a RUclips channel, and you can put this information out there? Also, just cuz it seems relevant, you assume that i, or assume the other people you believe are reading your post, do not have very good education of their own....like you don't know where I got my MBA, or how published I am. But that's okay. I'll look forward to learning about your own information sources so I can figure out what we are talking about.

  • @zedwart8534
    @zedwart8534 Год назад +1

    Narcisism, pure and simple.

  • @Rebrn-bk5em
    @Rebrn-bk5em Год назад +47

    I’m white af but I’ve prob got more native in me than warren and littlefeather combined.

    • @hlmoore8042
      @hlmoore8042 Год назад +2

      After I got our dna done one of my sons said We come from where they make white people - The entire British Isles.

    • @lesleylesley5821
      @lesleylesley5821 Год назад +3

      She's fair skinned, blonde, blue eyes. I don't know any Indians who look like that.

    • @nickb3345
      @nickb3345 Год назад

      Lesley Lesley she doesn’t look white either.

    • @jenniferdecourodriguez5611
      @jenniferdecourodriguez5611 Год назад

      I doubt it.

  • @DanBoyd1111
    @DanBoyd1111 Год назад +18

    She was actually referring to the Wounded Knee incident of 1973 where 200 AIM members took over the Wounded Knee museum to draw attention to corruption inside the Bureau of Indian affairs!

    • @AnarSchism.
      @AnarSchism. Год назад +1

      You might be correct

    • @lesleylesley5821
      @lesleylesley5821 Год назад +4

      The same AIM members who took the woman from their tribe and shot her in the back of the head in a field.

    • @sabir1208
      @sabir1208 Год назад

      @@lesleylesley5821 wtf

    • @maxmccullough8548
      @maxmccullough8548 Год назад

      @@sabir1208 telling the truth...

    • @andymullarx6365
      @andymullarx6365 Год назад +1

      Yeah that was a thing in the news back then so everybody at that time was familiar with that reference. The next year it was Pattie Hearst and Watergate and of course Vietnam was alway in the news during those years. At least we didn't have cable news outlets and internet so the news and politics didn't infect everything the way it does now. Movies were mostly about entertainment and even most of the music was so that was nice. Imagine an entertainment industry that provided us escape rather than indoctrination and antagonism. I miss those days.

  • @Jc-id9gr
    @Jc-id9gr Год назад +2

    Thank you for sharing this Matt. I’m so in shocked.

  • @tamedshrew235
    @tamedshrew235 Год назад +2

    Ive never been to Pine Ridge but i met a Native American woman who was and though she, to her great credit, did not proclaim herself a victim there could be no reasonable denying the impact US policies past and present had on the severe wounding of her life.

  • @susanl8478
    @susanl8478 Год назад +9

    Victim Industry ... Please write this book.

  • @ericfisher1360
    @ericfisher1360 Год назад +20

    People like the identification of victim status because it makes doing the most basic things an "achievement".

  • @richardmcleod1930
    @richardmcleod1930 Год назад +1

    A lie that is told over and over and over is sadly eventually believed.

  • @thegallantsaint2034
    @thegallantsaint2034 3 месяца назад +1

    Can you imagine the fakes we are experiencing now…

  • @nathanielmoore5480
    @nathanielmoore5480 Год назад +23

    Had an add for a new Amy Schumer season on Paramount+ and I'm really wondering why they would want to guarantee they lose money😂

  • @rameseXII4153
    @rameseXII4153 Год назад +48

    So like Elizabeth Warren 😂

  • @margaretcollins9382
    @margaretcollins9382 Год назад +1

    I clearly remember that show. It was eye-rolling, but Brando was pretty cynical at that point, so it was passed over. It was commonly known the woman was not legitimate. But that was probably the last Academy Award show I watched.

  • @eyeeluna6684
    @eyeeluna6684 Год назад +2

    Growing up I always thought that Cher was American Indian Cherokee , than I saw an interview with her blond / blue eyed mother and sister and it confused me.

  • @Gitn2it
    @Gitn2it Год назад +3

    What does this say about Marlon Brando? That he cared so much about Indian/Native American/Indigenous People that he couldn't even find an authentic one to decline his Oscar or did he just want a good-looking chick to represent him?

  • @not-fishing4730
    @not-fishing4730 Год назад +19

    I've always been thankful for Chief Dan George and for Clint Eastwood having him as part of "The Outlaw Josie Wales". Maybe it's because he reminded me so much of my Grandfather.

    • @oldgordo61
      @oldgordo61 Год назад +5

      He was very prominent in the 1970s both in Canada and the USA I remember him in the Beachcombers and on The Waltons etc.. Great actor great humanitarian.

    • @lesleylesley5821
      @lesleylesley5821 Год назад

      The Chief was a funny guy. Wasn't he from BC?

    • @jimlambrick4642
      @jimlambrick4642 Год назад

      @@lesleylesley5821 He was a Vancouver longshoreman

    • @JoseyWales93
      @JoseyWales93 Год назад +2

      You're welcome. Best movie ever. "Endeavor to persevere", "When we thought about it long enough, we declared war on the Union", "They call us civilized, because we're so easy to sneak up on".

  • @enriquemino9963
    @enriquemino9963 Год назад +1

    The question why did it take over 50 years for this to come out and why after her death?

  • @nobackhands
    @nobackhands Год назад +1

    In the movie Gray Owl, Pierce Brosnan plays a British man who grew up fascinated with Native American culture. He became a Native environmental activist. It was not until his death was the hokes revealed

  • @donaldduncan7095
    @donaldduncan7095 Год назад +10

    Clint Eastwood was the best picture presenter that year and started with this......."I don't know if I should present this award on behalf of all the cowboys shot in all of the John Ford westerns over the years."😉

  • @MavisRecon
    @MavisRecon Год назад +21

    Victimhood is appealing because of rampant narcissism. The narcissist's brain is warped to think that people will love and admire them if they are hurt or victimized in some way. It stems back to childhood and usually one (but possibly both) parents not giving them enough and/or the right variety of attention -- usually stemming from their own parents' failures before them and so on and so on. They are stuck in childhood, likely thanks to trauma, and still using tears because it used to summon their mother's love. I wish it would summon their mother's *ss whippings now that they are adults, but it doesnt and never will. In the end, they are simply using the only tool they've ever known to garner love and support. How do I know? I used to be one for much of my life. It stemmed from a narcisstic and absent father, and that stemmed from his father. And then I went and got a degree in psychology, where a lot of things finally started making sense.

    • @juanvaldez5422
      @juanvaldez5422 Год назад

      Exactly! It’s an epidemic of narcissism and it will destroy everything

    • @karlanderson1900
      @karlanderson1900 Год назад +2

      It turns out incentivizing victimhood & narcissism is profitable. Who knew?

    • @MavisRecon
      @MavisRecon Год назад +1

      @@karlanderson1900 the devil, and therefore all the biggest tech companies.

    • @mikahong
      @mikahong Год назад +1

      My parents are both narcs and they had fun and decent childhoods, they never really grew up. They projected their insecurities and failures onto me and to some extent my golden child older sis. Their problems aren't a reason to have put me through the abuse.

    • @MavisRecon
      @MavisRecon Год назад

      @mikah ong That sounds awful, friend. The best thing I can say is to try to remember that someone likely treated them like that when they were growing up, if you are looking for a way to forgive them. I'm not here telling you that you have to, obviously. But they say it helps. I actually could never forgive my dad, but then it just happened randomly one day. I felt the anger leave me, for no reason. Idk why or how it happened, but I'm grateful to God that it did. I pray the best for you!

  • @gerardcote8391
    @gerardcote8391 Год назад +1

    Benny Hill predicted this in a skit way back in the 70s.
    The skit involved him sitting on a stage doing an impression of fellow comedian David Allen. David Allen was known for both his ethnic and religious humor.
    So Benny Hill starts telling ethnic jokes. And people in the audience start yelling at him because they are offended.
    The audience starts throwing stuff at him. So 4 stage hand come out to protect him.
    So he say, I'll tell you a joke about a race of people that don't exist.
    So he starts, "there were these 4 fairies" then the 4 stage hands start attacking him because they were gay.
    100 % Predicted.

  • @JohnSmith-td7hd
    @JohnSmith-td7hd Год назад +1

    I remember I was camping one day, and Elizabeth Warren threw a tomahawk right at me. She should be able to determine this woman's authenticity.

  • @moonlander9012
    @moonlander9012 Год назад +31

    Wow, this is quite a shocking story, and at the same time sadly not that surprising.

  • @Aztecatl7
    @Aztecatl7 Год назад +16

    Technically, if her family is from Mexico and she is brown, she indeed is an American Indian, mesoamerican actually. Many brown "Latino" people are native but have been disconnected from their cultural heritage.

    • @MD-hy9jv
      @MD-hy9jv Год назад +3

      You tried I guess *gives you a tiny sticker*

    • @thomasdoyle9748
      @thomasdoyle9748 Год назад +4

      She claimed to be Apache.

    • @bekgeorge9672
      @bekgeorge9672 Год назад +2

      Her ethnicity is Spanish..

    • @sitizenkanemusic
      @sitizenkanemusic Год назад +2

      @@bekgeorge9672 if she's mexican, she most likely has mesoamerican native blood. I'm Mexican and I'm 70% spanish-portuguese and 20% American Indian.

    • @bekgeorge9672
      @bekgeorge9672 Год назад +1

      @@sitizenkanemusic according to her own family they have no America Indian heritage. Which at the very least (even if she had some small amount way back) means that she wasn’t aware of any real connection and promoted this to further her own agenda.

  • @stephenw1799
    @stephenw1799 Год назад +1

    People play the victim because they have learned it gets them what they want and/or to make an excuse for their lack of effort to succeed.

  • @priscillajimenez27
    @priscillajimenez27 Год назад +35

    Even if the guy did hit her back in the '70s, we're talking like over 40 years ago. Just because there was some injustice supposedly back then doesn't mean that we should be the same way later on. Will Smith should be held accountable for assaulting somebody.

    • @taskmagician4289
      @taskmagician4289 Год назад +3

      Assault is a strong word to me, battery is more accurate legally, but I’d say Will slapped Chris, and that in itself doesn’t really get jail time. A fine at most. An actual assault would’ve been worse

    • @brianmccarthy5557
      @brianmccarthy5557 Год назад +6

      If you actually listened you'd know Wayne didn't hit anybody, didn't have to be restrained, never threatened to hit anybody, and in fact did nothing at all. Given that he spoke fluent Spanish and his wives were Mexican (like my own Irish Catholic - Mexican family Catholics usually marry Catholics) and his children were half Mexican, plus he lived in Mexico for periods and many of his close friends were Mexican or Mexican American actors, and he worked with many real Native Americans in his films, he might haved figured out she was Mexican American. I seem to recall people I knew as a child saying that at the time.
      Don't repeat stupid lies. Even if you disagree with them. Just identify them as lies.

    • @lesleylesley5821
      @lesleylesley5821 Год назад +2

      What guy? no one hit anyone.

    • @vladivanov5500
      @vladivanov5500 Год назад

      @@brianmccarthy5557 From what I gather the official story is that he made a hubbub behind the scenes, said he wanted to slap her, and guards were present. 'Littlefeather' didn't know about it until she was told later.

    • @Eye_Of_Odin978
      @Eye_Of_Odin978 Год назад

      @@vladivanov5500 That has zero supporting evidence, as explained earlier by Matt Walsh.
      In short, it didn't happen. Total fabrication.

  • @gabezander3594
    @gabezander3594 Год назад +5

    The Wounded Knee they're talking about was the standoff in 1973 which was still going on during the awards show, not the original 1890 massacre. Hope that clears at least that thing up.

  • @j.desoto5870
    @j.desoto5870 Год назад

    Thank you for your service.

  • @ww1979
    @ww1979 Год назад +1

    What I never understood is why does the fact that Democrats , which Brando represented, brought the Indian Removal Act, leading to the Trail of Tears, never gets talked about?

  • @Tomurascounterattack678
    @Tomurascounterattack678 Год назад +7

    The reason why victim hood is so wide spread is because real struggle can be admirable, or something that can be a marker of having earned something…. However, that respect that regular people have for those who overcame a struggle has been weaponized into pretentious claim in ones individual power seeking.

    • @mikahong
      @mikahong Год назад +2

      Yes, ppl saw that rags to riches or smth similar make the most admirable public figures and they like romanticizing that. Ppl either fall for the fairytale or create it. Professional victim or professional victim's customer.

  • @minnietrout814
    @minnietrout814 Год назад +32

    I love the voice of reason. ♥️

    • @vely8592
      @vely8592 Год назад

      It's hard to find a full-blood Native American, when you have killed most, driven them to uninhabitable lands and raped (and continue to rape) their women.

  • @johngore5127
    @johngore5127 Год назад +10

    As I am half way through my 60s and have raised children myself I see a lot of this behavior as a failure to mature into adulthood, embracing and practicing the traits that make adulthood enjoyable in the first place. Accepting the world for what it is, finding a place in it for myself, treating others with love and respect, the same way I would like to be treated. But no, we have these whiny little babies still trying to get attention in order to raise their social standing without putting any work in, and live without the consequences of their own action. Really sad is all I have to say about that. If it were my kids acting like this (which they don't and you can guess why) I'd be embarrassed.

  • @iwantthe80sback59
    @iwantthe80sback59 Год назад +1

    What took those sisters decades to come forward with the truth?

  • @batmanforpresident9655
    @batmanforpresident9655 Год назад +167

    Saying Sacheen Littlefeather was a real Native American is like calling Elizabeth Warren a real Native American.

    • @Rampart.X
      @Rampart.X Год назад

      Far cough, idiot bot.

    • @davedavid7061
      @davedavid7061 Год назад +12

      All pretendians

    • @vely8592
      @vely8592 Год назад

      Well it's because you killed them all and raped most of the women, that you cannot find a full-blood Native.

    • @shinobi-no-bueno
      @shinobi-no-bueno Год назад +5

      I mean Mexican is part native by definition

    • @DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro
      @DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro Год назад +9

      @@shinobi-no-bueno not really, actually. Mexican indigenous are a thing, and they are different from what we know as Mexicans. Most Mexicans are a mixture of Spanish and the original people of the area, but considering that the conquistadors came from Spain multiple centuries ago, the Mexicans and Mexican indigenous are very different. From what her sisters said, “sacheen” wasn’t even Mexican indigenous.

  • @tommibaker6091
    @tommibaker6091 Год назад +12

    I remember this well, it was the last oscars watched in my parents house.😂

  • @FB-is3iw
    @FB-is3iw Год назад +1

    Right, so it was all played up... Disgusting. But then again, people had a strong reaction to her back then precisely because they REALLY thought she was Native American.
    Just worth mentioning too..

  • @phil4986
    @phil4986 Год назад

    Thank you.
    I remember this as a kid.
    My parents were laughing and changed the channel when she got up and the bullshxx came out.

  • @lens_hunter
    @lens_hunter Год назад +5

    Every time I tried to type out a comment, you said it, so I guess I have nothing to say, lmao.

  • @cisium1184
    @cisium1184 Год назад +4

    Whenever I hear the name Sacheen Littlefeather, I'm reminded of that brilliant Norm Macdonald/John Scott-Richardson bit at the Comedy Awards. "The theater stinks of blood. That's all I have to say."

  • @mrgreen1633
    @mrgreen1633 Год назад

    Absolutely brilliant analysis.

  • @user-kcrpine
    @user-kcrpine Год назад +1

    Victimhood = POWER and PRIVILEGE, particularly in immunity from criticism.
    It’s that simple and plays off the fact most people are good at heart.

  • @georgeanderson4414
    @georgeanderson4414 Год назад +10

    Great point Mat! Case in point are people who stand on corners begging for money and more so the person who pulls over and hands the lazy bum a dollar. Its not so much for the person begging but for the person handing out the dollar. Look everyone what a wonderful person I am.

    • @lesleylesley5821
      @lesleylesley5821 Год назад +2

      I hate these people, all they do is encourage these bums to never leave the area. They all virtue signal, the worst are the ones who go into a restaurant and spend $25 on food and give it to the bums who either don't even touch it or eat a bit and leave it on the sidewalk and walk away at the end of their shift.

  • @BrianJosephMorgan
    @BrianJosephMorgan Год назад +6

    Very good, Mr Walsh!