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No, we should not have daylight saving time
This position holds that daylight saving time should be scrapped, arguing the costs outweigh the benefits of an outdated practice. It contends that clock-changing disrupts religious observance, favours some industries over others, and no longer serves its original purpose.
Supporting arguments · 3
- Daylight saving time is outdatedDaylight saving time was created for the 20th century and should be left in that era.
- Daylight saving time supports some companies but not others.The concept helps companies who benefit from sunlight and harms those who don't.
- Daylight saving time negatively affects religionIt disrupts religious practices that are based on the sun (sunrise, sunset, etc).