Even PeP thinks it's a dumb idea

That's how fucking dumb an idea it is

But it will get them lots of votes

Doubt it

Most people who have fibre already have fibre
Businesses who want fibre aren't going to vote communist

Ask anyone over 60yrs old what it was like when the telecoms were run by a socialist Labour government monopoly

I was thinking students

Aka Labour voters

They already get free fibre when they're at uni

Here's a comedy show about nationalised telecoms from the 1950s

Only in halls

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55Zdvj1pLp8

I don't think it's as much of a draw for students as you think, with 4g mobile and wifi

It's the fact that it's free that will attract them

They were already voting LAbour though

They are mostly appealing to labour voters

Fair point. But it might make more of them bother to turn out (twice)

Free fibre lmao

You have to wonder what electorate money he will use to bribe the electorate with next

Now this is how you campaign

Free everything!

Skrrrzt!beepbeepvrrrrrraeioooo!

Free Xaverius

https://twitter.com/CCHQPress/status/1195248957766688768?s=09

Big ooooof for Corbyn

Also here's something

What if the private companies don't want to be bought out, are we going to be ok with mandatory purchasing of huge industries, because that won't cause capital flight or anything

It's gonna be a bloodbath

The plan to nationalise BT is going to cost between 20 to 83 Billion pounds, where the fuck is the money coming from

Who wants BT anyway?

They shit

Yeah but Jack. They can't leak more oil into the oceans if they don't exist

BT were pretty good for me, but we had to nag them for a better deal

Man, I need to learn to read

I realise he said bt not bp

My inner accelerationist wants Corbyn to win

There's nothing like living through communism to inoculate people against communism

https://twitter.com/anthonypainter/status/1195227102922072065?s=19

7B a year, gone

Dont tell them about the disaster of Aus' nbn. I need to watch a trash fire

Idk why this is a thing, the government has been hitting its targets for broadband