The case for taxing wealth, argument by argument.
This video argues that recent UK tax changes for social care disproportionately burden ordinary workers through increased National Insurance, while protecting the wealth of millionaires and billionaires. It contends that the new £80,000 social care cap forces poorer families to lose significant assets, including homes, to fund care, despite the super-rich experiencing record wealth increases.
Mentions Rishi Sunak
“this is going to mean that ordinary families cannot afford to get homes for their kids um ordinary families kids will struggle to find a place to raise their fa”
“at the moment there's a situation where people have to sell their homes to pay for their elderly care people don't like this the government wants to change it”
Raised as a counter-argument to rebut. “we have seen the biggest ever single year increase in billionaire wealth 22% increase in billionaire wealth the top 250 richest families in the country saw thei”
Raised as a counter-argument to rebut. “Rishi Sunak raised 2.5% on national insurance which means an extra 2.5% tax taken off of everbody's wages but not coincidentally billionaires like Rishi Sunak's”