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I know a couple people that supports DST deeply. Even though I disagree with them. They still want light 9:00 to 9:30 p.m. Even though it should be 8:00 to 8:30. But I do agree with you mostly that people are getting paid by lobbyists. And half of the people don't understand that it gets lighter later naturally and they don't want to break the cycle sadly. That's the problem is that we need to break the cycle but how because we've been through DSD all our lives every year including Standard Time

Okay so these Daylight Saving Time supporters want to say what about during the summer time in June? I want my sunlight at 8:00 p.m. Okay so the first photo has been taken to the same spot in the winter time The photo has been taken at 8:30 p.m. DST. So the second photo is what it's like at 8:30pm on Standard time. It is still light out In Western PA. We do not need DST at all. We went Standard Time in America. Majority agrees with standard time The last two photos has been taken an hour apart 8:35 p.m. On DST and the second photo at 8:35 p.m. Standard time (or 9:35pm DST) There's no reason to have light past 9:00 p.m. at all. So for the people who keep saying well, it gets dark at 8:00 p.m. On standard time. SHOW THEM THIS!! Oh yeah this is from Latrobe Pennsylvania close to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania #Savestandardtime

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@thechoderogan Totally agree. There's no reason for this. There's no reason to have light like this

Okay so these Daylight Saving Time supporters want to say what about during the summer time in June? I want my sunlight at 8:00 p.m. Okay so the first photo has been taken to the same spot in the winter time The photo has been taken at 8:30 p.m. DST. So the second photo is what it's like at 8:30pm on Standard time. It is still light out In Western PA. We do not need DST at all. We went Standard Time in America. Majority agrees with standard time The last two photos has been taken an hour apart 8:35 p.m. On DST and the second photo at 8:35 p.m. Standard time (or 9:35pm DST) There's no reason to have light past 9:00 p.m. at all. So for the people who keep saying well, it gets dark at 8:00 p.m. On standard time. SHOW THEM THIS!! Oh yeah this is from Latrobe Pennsylvania close to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania #Savestandardtime

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youtu.be/3aJd9FAuANY?is… This is what my friend recorded when we switched back to Standard Time. He does time lapse videos But I totally agree with you. I can't wait till November comes but I don't want to rush through the seasons like I love fall. I love the colorful leaves I love Summer because of the colorful flowers

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Okay so these Daylight Saving Time supporters want to say what about during the summer time in June? I want my sunlight at 8:00 p.m. Okay so the first photo has been taken to the same spot in the winter time The photo has been taken at 8:30 p.m. DST. So the second photo is what

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I'm just letting you know that this is 5:00 a.m. DST ( actually 5:07) This will be at 4:00 a.m. On Standard time It's just starting to get slightly lighter but it's still dark. This is in Western PA near Pittsburgh actually in Latrobe, PA Just letting you guys know that now The earliest sunrise for me is at 5:46 a.m. DST 4:46 a.m. Standard time

@KeithGrinde @Not_the_Bee I'm going to say no on this one It was two girls or girls. In general. The dad should be going into the girls bathroom. If it was a mom and two boys then the mom should be going to the men's bathroom

@Coco_B_7 @DavidJHarrisJr I hope you know we have the same amount of daylight if you were on Standard time or DST

@UpstateOVO @DavidJHarrisJr No thank you. I'll pass on that, but can we change the dates from June 19th to July 2nd so we can have the seasons that start like January 2nd for winter April 3rd for spring. July 3rd for summer and October 5th for fall

@TheComedyShip @DavidJHarrisJr I hope you know that you're getting the same amount of daylight. If you're on standard time or DST no matter what, I'm still getting my 15 hours of daylight on June 20th and I'm still getting my 9 and 1/2 hours on December 21st

@TheMultiStudios @cosmic_marvel Inside out three is not confirmed at all

@SaveStandard Mountain Time is also fine as well

Because lobbyists like the golf industry and the candy industry wants to have permanent DST or DST in general so they can have more sales For us, us humans. We will always be working against our bodies when light is uneven like the DST. If we wake up naturally with Morning Light when we're on Standard Time, people will adapt to that and not make their lives miserable If we adapt DST, our lives will be more miserable than it is right now because we will never get used to this DST because We will be waking up earlier with an alarm when we should be waking up without an alarm.

That's completely different. I live in the mid latitudes My sunrise is at 7:40 at the latest and sunset at 4:52 p.m. at the earliest. People will adapt more to standard time because we're not working against our bodies. When It's dark out. We're waking up too early in the morning. It's different from the high latitudes because they're mostly in dark but us in the lower to mid latitudes. We can make our lives so much easier by adopting Standard Time. So we can have morning light so we can wake up naturally without an alarm.

@allgau2021 @SaveStandard @SenTomCotton I wish DST would begin the 1st Sunday of April and end the last Sunday of September or less

Yea I'll post sunrise and sunset but it will be later this week tho I'm going to do 5:00 a.m. for Standard time and DST . Same thing with Sunset. Probably like 8:30 p.m Standard and DST In the spring time we gain morning light faster But in the fall we lose evening light faster The time will be in standard time. For the earliest and latest sunrise and sunset where I live January 3-5 7:40am (latest) June 13-15 4:46am (earliest) June 27-29 7:52pm (latest) December 7-9 4:52pm (earliest)

@FlynnWingate @SaveStandard @SenTomCotton When is it dark at 4:30 and where? Because it's never dark at 4:30 in October, even if on Standard time

Our bodies are designed to wake up after sunrise, not before Sunrise. In the winter. Yes, there's a lack of daylight in the morning and evening here in the US, US sunrise in the winter can range from 6:40 to 8:50 in the winter on Standard Time And that's the latest Sunrise in late December to January. Majority of the people are up by 6:30 If we can fix our time zones like put Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia and Florida We can have Sunrise range from 6:10 to 7:50 or national level 6:10 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. where light is actually needed in the morning, wake us up later Just think of us like bears. We hibernate in the winter. We don't do much in the winter When the sun rises at 7, you wake up after 7:00 a.m. In the summer we have more daylight. We do a lot more things. Let's just say sunrise is at 5:00. We wake up after 5:00 or if the sunrises at 4:00 you wake up after 4:00 and then it's September and March. When the sunrises at 6:00 we wake up after 6:00 we wake up with the Sun not before the Sun