Whenever this Indian dance came on TV I would either leave the room or cover my eyes until it was over. When the Indian chief opened his tepee and yelled "QUIET!", I knew it all over and would come back in the room.
Because they were cats! And everyone knows the cat’s are supposed to be the bad guys! While the westerners are the mice! And everyone knows the mice are usually the main protagonists!
@@marianochee2040 Everything is considered racist nowadays because of cancel culture or "woke" culture. And because of "woke" culture six famous Dr. Seuss books like To Think That I saw it on Mulberry Street and If I ran the Zoo will no be reissued.
@@67nairb of course it is. To most it’s unacceptable cause of the time period and yes people will take it to the extreme and apply it to real life. That’s why it’s so controversial, try going down town and expressing racial viewpoints. Id guarantee you wouldn’t last long
@@67nairb Capturing foreign territories and appropriating what does not belong to you is always politically incorrect for those whose territory is annexed..
There was a time when people were proud of their country; proud to be Americans. In the wake of September 11th, patriotism came out of nowhere The attacks of September 11th, horrible as they were, united the people of the United States in a way not scene WWII. Today people have been made to be ashamed of being Americans some even to hate their country. Ideas of political correctness Cultural Marxism and now the woke culture has come into being. They like to revise this country's history to make it as though America should never have been founded because of the way we treated Indians when we arrived and stole their land and say cartoons like this shouldn't be aired because of it's negative portrayal of Indians as hateful and war like. Let me tell you something. People think that all the Indian tribes lived in peace and harmony with each other before the white man came. Various Indian tribe fought against each other for land and they killed each other. The Indians dealt severe punishment to other tribes and even to people who were of their own kind who deviated tribal law. IDK about you and I have no animosity toward Indians but I'm proud, to be an American in spite of all the bad things we did. No country is perfect. But the good we've done throughout our country far out weighed the bad. We fought the Nazis and Japanese for God's sake, the ultimate evil, and people all over the world immigrated to this country to seek and better opportunity and above all freedom. How many people do you know wanted to immigrate to the Soviet Union during Cold War or to Cuba, or North Korea or China? This country has done bad things throughout it's history, but's still the best place to live in. It's still the greatest country on the face of the earth. And the white settlers who settled in the West did not come specifically to exterminate the Indians like the Nazis did to the Jews.
Very good job dudes!! Congratulations 999.09% yo. Splendid.
One mouse with superhuman powers is better than many well known frontier men.
I haven't seen this in over 20 years!!
1:07-1:20 those Indian masks scared the hell out of me when I was kid.
+brian sedlock You are NOT alone!!
+Hewylewis thank God I'm not alone.
Whenever this Indian dance came on TV I would either leave the room or cover my eyes until it was over. When the Indian chief opened his tepee and yelled "QUIET!", I knew it all over and would come back in the room.
how come MM is fighting the Natives instead of the Invaders???
Isn't the first time...
Because they were cats! And everyone knows the cat’s are supposed to be the bad guys! While the westerners are the mice! And everyone knows the mice are usually the main protagonists!
This was way before the time of political correctness.
"settlers" says it all. We see today how the US is defending a certain group of settlers in the Middle East. Free 🇵🇸🇵🇸
Well information. Good show. Well show.
The part where the totem pole gets scared & runs away cracked me up as a kid
What cracked ME up was the way that Indian's teeth slowly fell away after the tomahawk hit him in the mouth!
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Why is Custer in a chair instead of a saddle...some kind of commentary?
1:32-1:34 it should've been: "Me hear-um wagon wheels."
Sid Raymond voiced the Dopey Indian Guy and Ken Schoen voiced the Indian Chief.
as well as the narrator. Kurt Schoen was also the voice of Oil Can Harry, mighty Mouse's archenemy.
how do you it was Sid Raymond voicing the Dopey Indian.
Annnnnd we hit the first 40's WTF at 1:01.
what do you mean?
The cats should have won.
They had belt fed bows and the tomahawk missile.
what is a fed arrow?
So...why is Custer using an office chair for a saddle?
There are way to many things that are wrong in this video
like what.
@@67nairb it’s racist 🧐🧐
@@marianochee2040 Everything is considered racist nowadays because of cancel culture or "woke" culture. And because of "woke" culture six famous Dr. Seuss books like To Think That I saw it on Mulberry Street and If I ran the Zoo will no be reissued.
@@67nairb of course it is. To most it’s unacceptable cause of the time period and yes people will take it to the extreme and apply it to real life. That’s why it’s so controversial, try going down town and expressing racial viewpoints. Id guarantee you wouldn’t last long
@@marianochee2040 The Dr. Seuss books I've mentioned have "negative" black and Chinese stereotypes.
Law and order was established by killing the innocent owners of the land. Shame on you.
This cartoon would definitely be politically incorrect today.
This cartoon politically incorrect at any times.
@@-John-Rambo- why?
@@67nairb
Capturing foreign territories and appropriating what does not belong to you is always politically incorrect for those whose territory is annexed..
@@-John-Rambo- Are you saying America should never have been settled by the Pilgrims in the 17th Century.
@@67nairb well, look at what america is doing today, supporting a certain occupation in the Middle East. Freedom for 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
i think its pretty funny seeing indians fly around. the hair has power i guess.
There was a time when people were proud of their country; proud to be Americans. In the wake of September 11th, patriotism came out of nowhere The attacks of September 11th, horrible as they were, united the people of the United States in a way not scene WWII.
Today people have been made to be ashamed of being Americans some even to hate their country. Ideas of political correctness Cultural Marxism and now the woke culture has come into being. They like to revise this country's history to make it as though America should never have been founded because of the way we treated Indians when we arrived and stole their land and say cartoons like this shouldn't be aired because of it's negative portrayal of Indians as hateful and war like. Let me tell you something. People think that all the Indian tribes lived in peace and harmony with each other before the white man came. Various Indian tribe fought against each other for land and they killed each other. The Indians dealt severe punishment to other tribes and even to people who were of their own kind who deviated tribal law. IDK about you and I have no animosity toward Indians but I'm proud, to be an American in spite of all the bad things we did. No country is perfect. But the good we've done throughout our country far out weighed the bad. We fought the Nazis and Japanese for God's sake, the ultimate evil, and people all over the world immigrated to this country to seek and better opportunity and above all freedom. How many people do you know wanted to immigrate to the Soviet Union during Cold War or to Cuba, or North Korea or China? This country has done bad things throughout it's history, but's still the best place to live in. It's still the greatest country on the face of the earth. And the white settlers who settled in the West did not come specifically to exterminate the Indians like the Nazis did to the Jews.
Stonewall Jackson fought on the wrong side.
You mean he should have joined the Indians?
No he fought for the Confederacy.
Don't we learn something new every day!
You don't know about Gen. Stonewall Jackson?
LOL you're hilarious!