Award-winning British actor Michael Caine was drafted into the Korean War in the 50s.
He admits to being sympathetic to the Communists in the beginning (Caine comes from humble beginnngs) but was quickly repelled when he observed the Chinese government's total disregard for the lives of their soldiers.
Caine is quoted as saying: "If they don't care about the lives of their own people how can I expect them to care about me?"
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