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In reply to the discussion: Joe Biden should explain where his "Lying dog faced pony soldier" line came from. [View all]bluewater
(5,420 posts)37. Joe Biden attributed it to an "Indian Chief"
https://www.dailywire.com/news/watch-joe-biden-suggests-republican-lawmaker-ryan-saavedra
NOVEMBER 1ST, 2018
WATCH: Joe Biden Suggests Republican Lawmaker Should Get Beat Up
As my brother, who loves to use lines from movies, a John Wayne movie, theres a good line in a movie, a John Wayne movie where the Indian chief turns to John Wayne and says this is a lying dog-faced pony soldier,' Biden rambled.
NOVEMBER 1ST, 2018
WATCH: Joe Biden Suggests Republican Lawmaker Should Get Beat Up
As my brother, who loves to use lines from movies, a John Wayne movie, theres a good line in a movie, a John Wayne movie where the Indian chief turns to John Wayne and says this is a lying dog-faced pony soldier,' Biden rambled.
It was Biden that attributed that to an "Indian Chief".
Actually, we have no definitive proof where Joe's quip came from, no one has found an exact quote yet. And that includes the movie you cited.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Joe Biden should explain where his "Lying dog faced pony soldier" line came from. [View all]
bluewater
Feb 2020
OP
Does he say that if he remembers that line being spoken by a Native American character?
bluewater
Feb 2020
#3
Using 'dog-faced' in any comment toward a woman is ummmm ... highly ill-advised in his position ...
mr_lebowski
Feb 2020
#2
You've seen where it came from a few times this afternoon. How is that line "racist"?
George II
Feb 2020
#4
I understand Amos & Andy to be full of stereotypes, but how is the "feet" thing racist?
Beartracks
Feb 2020
#9
So I guess Eddie Murphy is a racist when he played "Buckwheat" and "Mr. Robinson" on SNL?
George II
Feb 2020
#15
Ah, so that's how it works. How about The Godfather? James Caan played Sonny Corleone....
George II
Feb 2020
#20
Biden didn't repeat any stereotyping depictions or dialog. That line didn't refer....
George II
Feb 2020
#24
The sweeping "all westerns" doesn't get a pass. Virtually all the old ones were racist.
bluewater
Feb 2020
#23
OMG, so Joe Biden is parroting stereotpically racist dialog from old Westerns?
bluewater
Feb 2020
#6
It's "racist" because a white actor who played a Native American used the expression.....
George II
Feb 2020
#16
The comment, no matter where it came from, was rude. He shouldn't have said it.
Squinch
Feb 2020
#28