I wasn't suggesting taxing individuals I was suggesting that if you were to tax individuals then instead of taking money off a 50yo that bought a flat in London in the 80s, maybe focus on the fuckers robbing us blind elsewhere.
If it was their primary residence they wouldn't be stung. I don't see an argument for people who lucked out on an investment property not paying their fair share.
I wasn't suggesting taxing individuals I was suggesting that if you were to tax individuals then instead of taking money off a 50yo that bought a flat in London in the 80s, maybe focus on the fuckers robbing us blind elsewhere.