Famed British actor Michael Caine, 84, was blasted by liberals after revealing he voted for Brexit — his nation's exit from the European Union. (Image source: YouTube screen cap)
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Liberals blast, wish death upon famed British actor Michael Caine because he voted for Brexit
April 07, 2017
Famed British actor Michael Caine said he voted for his country's departure from the European Union — aka Brexit — last summer because of "freedom."
"I'd rather be a poor master than a rich servant," the 84-year-old actor told Sky News, adding that "politics is always chaotic" and that things will settle down.
"In politics, you're always going into areas you've never been before," Caine told the outlet, "so you're going to get lost and then you're going to find your way, and then it'll be all right."
It may come as something of a shock, but Caine's stance on Brexit has angered a bunch of liberals who desperately want the nation to stay in the EU — one even wished death upon the actor.
"Shame Michael Caine didn't die a bit sooner, save him the hassle of trying to understand why Brexit is a load of s**t. Poor auld c***," one Twitter user reacted.
Others didn't go quite that far, but still let their displeasure be known:
Of course, Caine — whose latest movie "Going in Style" has him combining forces with Morgan Freeman and Alan Arkin — had his supporters as well.
(H/T: Heat Street)
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