David Cameron said one last good bye and Twitter was scathing

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The former Prime Minister of the UK, David Cameron took to Twitter to say one last good. The responses were scathing to say the least.

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David Cameron, who expressed his joy in being able to bring same-sex marriage to the UK during his time as PM, sent one last tweet as Prime Minister simply stating:

It’s been a privilege to serve the country that I love.

The responses weren’t so obliging.

just fuck off quietly yeah

— Stormzy (@stormzy) July 13, 2016

Sorry for unfollowing, @David_Cameron

— Nimrod Kamer (@nnimrodd) July 13, 2016

https://twitter.com/joelycett/status/753271779439837184

https://twitter.com/PhatPoch/status/753255092313288704

https://twitter.com/EthanDLawrence/status/753279718523277315

https://twitter.com/CausticCorner/status/753255405782982656

don't let the gate hit your arse on the way out

— Michael Smith (@mick_smith_) July 13, 2016

If by serve, you mean "divide, alienate and leave spread legged for a huge free market cock.", then yeah mate. Top work.

— Liam Pickford (@FlowerOfAshton) July 13, 2016

https://twitter.com/KellDeggers/status/753255146084237313

https://twitter.com/GLove39/status/753255158319083520

https://twitter.com/AdamMcKola/status/753258783560830978

https://twitter.com/captain_az/status/753267826207711232

https://twitter.com/CJBurgess11/status/753255399499923456

What do you think too harsh?

David Cameron said one last good bye and Twitter was scathing

The former Prime Minister of the UK, David Cameron took to Twitter to say one last good. The responses were scathing to say the least.

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