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Let's assume for a second that you're someone with even slightly progressive values and you thought that race and class were areas that needed more consideration in our national decision making processes. Then this would be an absolute disaster. The less money you made - the less say you would have. Yet if you were more of a pro-market, libertarian, small government, survival-of-the-fittest social Darwinist, then you'd have more reason to support something like this. People paying a disproportionate amount of taxes because of their high income & tax brackets might find this idea attractive and would probably spend more money on incentivizing the types of line items that would create more opportunities for large corporations and creating a more business-friendly environment.

The American tax system sounds like a good idea; pay your taxes and you will see that money reflected in your community and quality of life. Government workers get paid, our schools and roads are funded, and public places such as libraries and parks are funded, right? In a perfect world, that is the plan. But how is America truly using our taxes? "BRACKETS" (J.cole), released three days after national tax day, questions the efficiency of the government to allocate tax money to all the right places. J. Cole addresses the issue bravely when he says, "I pay taxes, so much taxes, shit doesn't make sense/where do my dollars go, you see lately I ain't been convinced."He is frustrated, as an individual who rose from poverty to great wealth, he quickly recognizes the amount of money he must pay in taxes and how it doesn't seem to be coming back to benefit his community. In 1948 the Federal Government spent forty billion dollars annually (40 Billion Dollar Question: What does the Government budget mean to the Citizen), in 2018 the federal budget rose to 4.1 trillion. This was due largely as a result of post-war expenses and the rise in prices (inflation). With prices increasing and the cost of living rising in general, the more money is taken for services provided by the government. These services include but are not limited to national defense, international commitments, veterans, interest on the debt, government aids, and trust accounts. Ironically, according to the League of Women Voters, government aids, such as social welfare programs accounted for only "...3% of total federal expenditures." J. Cole actively stresses that the issue with taxes is that they fail to meet the needs of those in poverty who benefit from such welfare programs. When looking at how we are spending this money it is easiest to assume that we must cut funding for welfare programs, however, welfare programs do not seem to be where we are irresponsibly spending tax dollars. The most underprivileged areas in which minorities reside are at a disadvantage; they suffer the consequences of a government that doesn't allocate their resources wisely.

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(Aside: Dvorak moves some of the punctuation away from the bottom row (Qwerty as reference). And the brackets are moved to the the number row. The hyphen and hash are found on the home row on a UK keyboard. I _think_ I prefer these small changes.)

Some languages may be harder to key due to their syntax. I'm thinking of something like the arrow ( -> ) operator. That must be a nightmare under Qwerty/Colemak. It's slightly easier under Dvorak, as angled brackets get good placement.

For better access to your favourite brackets and stuff, I'd recommend fiddling with the AltGr (lv3-4) mappings. Search around the forums, many have made something that fit them. It depends on what languages you use.

Dvorak for me is okay, but I really should free up the pinky a bit, brackets are grouped together on the top row, but that area for me, I am slightly prone to error. I was thinking about putting them down the middle channel and using a wide mod. I jump between Windows, Linux and OSX, so it's a bit of a headache for me to use something non standard. That's why I picked Dvorak in the first place, because it was baked into to all three (having said that, there are still a few differences.)

I was not able to learn properly touch-type punctuation for 18 years, despite using proper touch-typing technique. Braces, square brackets I could touch-type, but I needed to look for punctuation from numeric row.

Elsewhere in the brackets Budden chose Benny The Butcher over Freddie Gibbs. Nicki Minaj over Cardi B. Pusha T over Drake. Lil Wayne over NBA YoungBoy. Future over Kanye West. Jay-Z over Nas. Lil Durk over Lil Baby. Kendrick Lamar over Benny The Butcher and Tyler The Creator over Nicki Minaj.

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Lindsey Wilson's Conner Diamond, Cumberland's Sammy Shires, Cumberlands' Chasen Brown, Cumberlands' Jace Luchau, Lindsey Wilson's Trent Johnson, Thomas More's Wilder Wichman, Cumberland's Cole Smith, Campbellsville's Shadrick Sloane all advanced to Saturday through the consolation brackets.

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