video UK · 8 May 2022

HOW this crisis happened (and how we fix it)

This video argues that recent crises, like COVID and the 2008 financial crash, are fundamentally crises of inequality. It explains how wealth is concentrated and how ordinary people are forced to make essential payments to the rich, while the rich's discretionary spending can cease, exacerbating the imbalance and disproportionately harming the less wealthy.

By Gary Stevenson

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Arguments in this video

Living standards are at an all-time high Gary Stevenson · 07:36
Raised as a counter-argument to rebut. “the inflation and falling living standards is the rich getting richer because the rich are getting richer”
Curbs extreme inequality Gary Stevenson · 04:11
“I think when you have a crisis of inequality where richard when you have a crisis where rich people are getting richer the obviously correct thing to do is to t”
Raises real revenue Gary Stevenson · 08:20
“three you tax the rich which 100 is what i'm advocating for”