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4/12/2014 3:00:57 AM
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The real question is, why do we still use Daylight Savings Time?
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To save the precious daylight!
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because farms.
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Farms work from when the sun goes up to when it goes down. Doesn't help.
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You should learn some history bro.
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As a person living on a farm. Daylight saving time changes nothing!
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I believe you but farmers were the excuse the US government used when first implementing DST.
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Edited by DAS B00T x2: 4/12/2014 12:42:40 PMSo should you. Historically, farmers were part of the opposition of DST. Daylight Savings has always been about saving a couple bucks on energy costs from it's first major implementation during WWI to the US's ten month long DST during the 70's oil crisis.
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I never said the farmers supported it. My point was that the government used them as an excuse.
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Because, our governments are stupid.
