#cameron resign

So after the eu referendum, I went to Twitter cause that's usually where I get all political. And I get that people will always have different view than you, and I should be able to deal with people being dicks on social media but it's just really fucking annoying. I'm not crying or anything, just a bit pissed off. One person was say 'thank god 14 y/o's don't have the vote. I don't want 14 y/o's to have the vote. I believe that I could vote for someone constructive, but I genuinely don't trust the rest of my year to vote responsibly. I'm not asking for 14 y/o's to get the vote. I'm asking for people to not use my age to invalidate my voice. I do, however, believe that 16-17 y/o's should get the vote. From 16, you can join the army. You can literally die for your country before you can have a say in it's future. Which is fucked up. Another person said about Corbyn (Jezza) who I was tweeting support for 'he is all these things [an honest politician, good person, etc.] I'm sure your father and your grandfather are these things too. And would they be able to run for PM?' I know this person didn't know anything about me, and wouldn't assume that my home situation is, but my answer to them - I'm doing it over here cause I just need to vent, and I don't really want to put this on Twitter, and people on tumblr are just so much nicer - my answer is: No. My dad is dead. So no. One of my grandfathers is a 90 y/o bully who now has dementia and can even talk properly, and my other grandpa doesn't even live in the country. So no. I wouldn't trust them to run for PM. I would, however trust Corbyn. Because he is nothing, like any of them. He is a compassionate man, and a strong leader. He's not my father. He's not my paternal grandfather. He's not my maternal grandfather. He is not like any of the men in my life. He's a politician. And a damn good one at that.

So it looks like we could end up having a new PM soon... Basically, despite denying for three days that he ever profited off of this father's offshore accounts that came out with the Panama Papers, Cameron admitted he had in fact had shares and sold then at the start of 2010 for £30,000. Also, he never declared them as a interest in Parliament, although I believe he's been an MP since 2001... This is from the guy who lambasted Jimmy Carr for doing something similar a few years back...