Gunsmoke | Ep420 | "Stage Snatch"

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  • @howardoller443
    @howardoller443 4 роки тому +4

    Very good episode.

  • @kevinallen1699
    @kevinallen1699 2 роки тому +2

    Of course Matt is talking to Bigfoot like it's no big deal.... How many Searchers would have loved the chance to talk to Bigfoot ! ?

  • @x5rtm
    @x5rtm 6 років тому +2

    Matt Dillion is the fucking man.

  • @rickhinojosa5455
    @rickhinojosa5455 5 років тому +9

    I disliked this video. I love old time radio but sometimes they made the most sickening, angering shows like this one. Usually they don't make the Indians sound so stupid and weak. Oh, I'm not saying they made them sound too smart either. But it really made me sick to hear the Marshall trying to take back the bad guy after he killed the Indians father and then his son TOO. He should have left him to Indian justice because he would know they wouldn't probably give him an honest trial because he was an Indian killer. It isn't so much because it's the indian-white man thing. It could be any group, really. The point is that he was willing to take in the I did after this guy killed his son right in front of him after he had already killed his father.What a stupid episode. Sorry for the negativity but the episode ignited my anger. 😬

    • @BigBadJones
      @BigBadJones 4 роки тому +8

      Dylan is a law man whose job is to enforce the law even when he doesn't want to. He didn't want to take in the indan and it was a hard choice ,but he had to enforce the law.

    • @howardoller443
      @howardoller443 4 роки тому +7

      @@BigBadJones True. Matt Dillon character was a US Marshall who was known for his fairness, non-heavy-handedness, and integrity. The Indian named Big Foot took the law in his own hands and committed a murder as a retribution for two other murders. Even though the bad guy was a murderer, one cannot take the law in his own hands and act as judge, jury, & executioner.

    • @777thetruth2
      @777thetruth2 3 роки тому +4

      Absolutely! You are right! I would have walked away and left him to be taken care of by the father! What bothered me was the fact that the prisoner wasn’t searched, and Dillon could have just pulled the guy’s boot off with his hands still tied, that’s probably what would have happened in real life. And the Indian son bending down to look closer was was ridiculous! Sometimes the writers don’t think of how unrealistic these situations sound. Anyway, I still love these shows!

    • @777thetruth2
      @777thetruth2 3 роки тому

      @@howardoller443 MANY times the law is wrong, and MANY of the men who write them are corrupt, criminal puppets who create these “laws” to benefit/protect themselves and their corrupt cronies! That’s why the world is in the hands of a group of tyrannical, mass-murdering psychopaths!

    • @howardoller443
      @howardoller443 3 роки тому

      @@777thetruth2 No, the real Truth is found in Scripture. See Ephesians chapter 6: "Finally, be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power. Put on the full armor of God, so that you can make your stand against the devil’s schemes. For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this world’s darkness, and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms." Satan is our ultimate enemy, not the earthly puppets who fall for his lies. Don't be so fast to cast damnation on those you describe as "corrupt, criminal puppets". as we ALL are sinners in need of salvation through Jesus Christ. Make sure to temper your message in love, mercy, patience, and forgiveness, rather than judge others to damnation. Let the Lord be the final judge, while we serve Him with the Fruits of the Spirit. Remember: Jesus warns us not to assume God's prerogative to condemn the guilty; he is not warning us not to discern truth from error (see Matthew 7:15-23). Further, Jesus does not oppose offering correction, but only offering correction in the wrong spirit (v. 5; compare 18:15-17; Gal 6:1-5).