Joe Biden should explain where his "Lying dog faced pony soldier" line came from.

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35. lol well defending old racists Westerns certainly won't get one from me.

Here is more info about depiction of Native Americans in film:

The portrayal of Native Americans in films has varied throughout the 20th century, employing stereotypes that range from violent barbarians to noble and peaceful savages.[1] A variety of images appeared from the early to mid 1930s, and by the late 1930s negative images briefly dominated Westerns. But in 1950, the watershed movie Broken Arrow appeared that many credit as the first postwar Western to depict Native Americans sympathetically. Starting in the 1990s, Native American filmmakers have attempted to make independent films that work to represent the depth and complexity of indigenous peoples as people and provide a realistic account of their culture.[1]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_Americans_in_film

5 Common Native American Stereotypes in Film and Television

The 2013 remake of “The Lone Ranger,” featuring Native American sidekick Tonto (Johnny Depp), renewed concerns about whether the media promotes stereotypical images of Native Americans. In film and television, American Indians have long been portrayed as people of few words with magical powers.

Often the Indians in Hollywood are dressed as “warriors,” which perpetuates the notion that Natives are savages. On the other hand, Native American women are depicted as beautiful maidens sexually available to white men. Collectively, the stereotypical images of American Indians in Hollywood continue to influence public perception of this racial group.

https://www.thoughtco.com/native-american-stereotypes-in-film-television-2834655

Sometimes facing the truth about our past is painful, but it is always necessary to face the truth.