What if the Sioux had nuclear weapons?
Or if we could clone Jesus....
think about it, man.
Say, do you hear that? It's the sound of the Reaper.....
Or? Why limit yourself?
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MovieChat Forums > Dances with Wolves (1990) Discussion > What if the Sioux had nuclear weapons?
This kind of "what if" OR OR OR comment could go on forever. And what if the Sioux did have some highly effective form of weapon (not nuclear), maybe they would have had a better chance in keeping their land and things maybe turned out better for them.
Would they nuke the land though? Destroying fertile fields to eradicate the demon white man?
Say, do you hear that? It's the sound of the Reaper.....
Major Fambrough still would have pissed his pants and there still would be nothing anybody could do about it.
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What if they had a nude bomb?
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What about it?
Kicking Bird dropped the F-Bomb several times throughout the movie and it still snuck in with a PG-13 rating.
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I'm just saying, what if they had it?
A nude bomb, that is.
Everyone woulda been NEKKID, is all.
What if Superman showed up 100 years earlier in the same spot in Kansas but was rescued and raised by Indians instead of the Kents?
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This is an interesting point.
I'm also thinking Tarzan could have been raised by Two Sox or his parents, just as Mowgli was, in North America instead of deepest darkest Africa. He would have trouble swinging from wheat stalks, tho.
But...and this is important. He could've stampeded a whole stateful of Ta-Tonkas and overrun the soldiers anytime he wanted. I can see him now riding atop that bull that Jon Dumbbear would later shoot down in cold blood.
I think this is much more realistic than a Superman or nucular weapons scenario.
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