Daylight saving time reform

[struggle4progress]

12 votes, 6 passes | Time left: Unlimited
	We can't save daylight when it's dark anyway so let's only do DST from dawn to dusk
	0 (0%)
	When the wheels are falling off the bus, it's nice to have a distraction
	0 (0%)
	As a libertarian, I feel individuals should decide for themselves whether or not to observe DST
	1 (8%)
	When the bus is smashing through the guardrails, it's good to have a distraction
	1 (8%)
	If just we get rid of all these tiresome clocks, this silly DST problem will immediately disappear
	2 (17%)
	When the bus is hurtling into the canyon, it's really great to have a distraction
	5 (42%)
	Here's a compromise to make everyone happy: use standard time on weekdays and DST on weekends
	3 (25%)
	When the bus is sinking into the muddy river, everybody wants a distraction
	0 (0%)
	6 DU members did not wish to select any of the options provided.
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[Polybius]

1. Pass

Keep it the way it is.

[LudwigPastorius]

2. You forgot my favorite option:

"Split the difference. Next time we 'Spring Forward' 30 minutes and leave it there year-round!"

[struggle4progress]

4. !

[muriel_volestrangler]

5. That has been suggested seriously, on DU (nt)

[fargone]

3. The clock in my car is never right.

[struggle4progress]

6. Must be time to scrap the car

[fargone]

7. Car is a 2023

Owners manual does not tell how to chamge the clock. It says look it up on line. Not very feasible when driving.

[struggle4progress]

9. If the clock's not right, how can you be sure when it's time to turn on the wipers

or add gas or change the oil or tires? It's best not to take chances

[Johonny]

8. Im pretty sure we wont need it inside Musk's

New 24/7 child labor run factories. Time is relative when you never see daylight.