‘This Is Marxism’: Cuban Refugee Manuel Martinez Confronts Oregon Lawmakers ~ Video

Cuban Refugee Manuel Martinez
Cuban Refugee Manuel Martinez
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Oregon –-(Ammoland.com)- “Don’t sell me this. A very powerful man tried to sell me this 50-something years ago, I didn’t buy it,” Martinez said. “This is Marxism, plain and clear.”

A man who fled Cuba’s communist regime in the 1960s blasted Oregon lawmakers Thursday during a public hearing on proposed gun control legislation.

Manuel Martinez, who narrowly escaped Cuba in 1962 after being imprisoned for opposing Fidel Castro, passionately defended the Second Amendment in front of Oregon’s Senate Judiciary Committee, comparing the state’s attempts to pass gun control to moves made by his former government.

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Mary Hallowell

I hear much about gun control/marxism on line. When it comes to voting where are the people who care? Make this subject more personal people!! Get out there an vote! If you can’t get to a polling place get a mail in ballot!

b O'!

MARXISM IS NOT COMING. MARXISM IS HERE!

Betty

people just want wake up. they are waiting for another 9/11. just you wait and see.

Mark

Pres. O. And his ilk seem to find it convenient to ignore the law, maybe it’s time everyone else leads by example….

JD

Washington is trying the same BS. I WILL just ignore any new gun laws, and I suggest everyone do the same. The state, big or small “s” can go to hell.

oldgringo

I went to the gun-magazine limit repeal debates at the Denver state capitol on Monday…It was a farce…Those Democrat representatives and or Senators whot sit on these gun control committee’s are all a bunch of political hacks who have opted for Marxism to force gun legislation over the will of the American people…These committee hacks don’t know one end of a gun from the other much less have any idea what comes out of the front end of a squirt gun…In their anti-gun frenzy to appease our marxist leaning President last July…They were able without public support to pass some… Read more »