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Should daylight saving time be abolished?
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No
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Lisa Eaton
If we abolished daylight savings time, in the middle of summer the sun would rise at 4:45am and set at 7:30pm. Personally, I would not like the sun rising before 5am and I enjoy being able to do outdoor activities until 9:00pm instead of 8:00pm! It’s not about the couple of inconvenient days—think!!
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Max
Daylight saving time does not change the number of daylight hours in a day, and farmers get up before sunrise anyway. What were you thinking?
It’s shaving years from our lives, I’m sure.
ReplyBecause it's confusing to a lot of people. Why do we need to do this anymore?
ReplyIt is a difficult transition for pets.
Replythe reason for daylight savings time is no longer valid. It's really an inconvenience to a lot of people
ReplyIt's a twice a year nuisance. Unlike Biden, who is a daily nuisance. Biden should also be abolished.
ReplyIt’s called gay-light savings time for a reason.
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