It's tax evaders that I think the general ire should directed towards and successive govt of both varieties mismanaging and choosing the wrong priorities.
100% ! Whenever the government is talking about cutting taxes, they always mean cutting taxes for the corporations which make billions. When they speak of raising taxes, it's the 99% of the ordinary folk that ends up paying more and more taxes, most of which are either misused, wasted either in various inefficiencies, pointless initiatives or war of one kind or another.
The super wealthy for the government are usually those on salaries of £50-60k or tiny businesses with turnover of 300k but not Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Google and the like that make billions while avoiding their full taxes by registering themselves in what they would consider "tax efficient" jurisdictions. And there is no government that wants to talk about that, let alone tackle the issue properly because it's the amazons, microsofts and apples of this world that lobby our politicians, donate to their campaigns etc, so that the government in the end can legislate and regulate in their favour in return.
In the end those corporations and their owners who get tax credits even in areas where they don't pay any tax while the ordinary folk continues to believe that their lives would be better and more equal if someone wasn't able to leave the house he paid for all his life to his kids.