Oregon is one step closer to sticking with standard time after a senate committee voted unanimously to move the proposal to the floor during the legislative session.
I've solved the problem of the jet lag twice a year. I don't change my clocks! Living alone this is easy. My household is always run on Standard time. During DST, if I want an appointment at a certain time, I tell them an hour later. If someone says that they are visiting at a certain time, I am read any hour earlier. I have a post it note in my kitchen a s a reminder of which time we are on. I consider it one little victory to control my life myself, instead of conforming to a stupid arbitrary law.
I’ve switched to Universal Time for that past decade, thank you very much. My computer can keep track of appointments in any time zone, and since I have coworkers and clients everywhere from the west coast to the east coast I _need_ to specify the time zone for all meetings anyway so “local” time isn’t very useful.
Sunset would still occur at 4:30 pm in winter but sunrise would be 8:00 instead of 9:00 am, which is what would happen if we were on permanent DST. You'd only notice the sun setting at 8:15 pm instead of 9:15 in the summer if you were on permanent Standard Time.
@@Mavrik9000 With DST, it gets dark at 9:30 (not sure what time the sun sets). So when that happens (the event) I’ll look at my watch and it should be 10:30 because we would not have fallen back. No?
@@pjesfNo, sticking with standard time means you no longer “spring forward”. The middle of the night would continue to happen roughly around midnight (actually 12:12 AM in Portland) and since night at the summer solstice is about 8⅓ hours long sunset would be 8:03 PM and sunrise 4:22 AM PST. Personally I think it makes more sense to have midnight happen in the _middle_ of the night and noon to be in the _middle_ of the day.
Daylight hours, obviously, don't change no matter what we set our clock to. The sun comes up, the sun sun goes down. Time is arbitrary. Most use it, plenty do not. Either way, stop changing it every six months🤦♂️🤬🙄 ...what a terrible expirement
Well for us in the northern tier States we're better off with permanent _Standard_ Time. If it was year 'round DST the sun wouldn't come up until 9:00 am in winter -- which is not ideal for kids waiting for the bus to go to school
Yes, time is arbitrary but “use it or don’t” is possible only if you’re retired or live off the grid. You’re still expected to be somewhere at x time, businesses open and close at x time. That will always be the case
Daylight saving time is a better standard because the sun doesn't go down by 4:15 pm two months out of the year that way. More sunlight in the evenings is better because more people are up and about during that time and so it would prevent car accidents, crime, etc. which happen more in the dark evening hours. As a woman, I'm sick of having to be inside when it's dark, when I just want to walk my dog or go to the gym. If the issue is school starting when it's too dark, then just change school hours, not time zones.
you're still not gaining a thing. You're giving up one hour either on the morning for evening or evening for morning. darkness will come and stay the same. You like it so much get up an hour earlier or one hour later its all the same.
I agree with you grace; its dangerous enough for Women on the streets, and the evenings are when bad men are more likely to prey on us, than mornings, so some of us prefer the daylight as long as possible, in the evenings!
@@thomasdearment3214 “It’s the same”? Really? So I’m going to use the sun to determine when I have to be at work when work is using a clock? “Oh sorry, I’m on sundial time”
This is Not a good idea because I work in Portland and live in WA state. 😒😒😒😒😒😒 this Should be changed in all states so that we can all be on the same clock or else too much bother. And these OR govt needs to get that😅
Do you mean a single time zone for all states including Alaska and Hawaii? Or just the continental US? If we’re going there, we may as well try to put the whole world on Universal Standard Time.
I'd just as soon Congress pass Standard Time full-time nationwide. As it is, it's DST for the bulk of the year and Congress wants to make THAT permanent -- which for us northern tier states means in winter we're sending our kids to school in the dark and we don't see the sun until 9:00 in the morning in December. The sun's out for almost 16 hrs in the summer so losing an hour of light at 9:00 pm is not a huge sacrifice. We learned this during the oil embargo in 1973-74 and Congress was forced to switch back to Standard Time. My only thing is if WA is still on DST you're matching Oregon time for 4 months and the rest of the time you're waking up an hour later to get to work in Portland, while losing an hour off work in the evening. This is gonna mess people's circadian rhythm as badly as Spring Forward-Fall Back does now.
The entire world was on standard time year-round until less than 110 years ago. That is when DST was started as an experiment in certain locations. The only reasonable way to stop time shifting is to return to standard time all the time. That's practical too, requiring no federal involvement. Certain activities and institutions are better suited to daylight hours. They will sort out what to do for seasonal changes, just as everyone did before DST. It's really not complicated. What is complicated is DST, which forces everyone together into a disruptive arrangement twice a year, costing damage and lives. It's way beyond time to declare this experiment a no-go.
NOOOOOO. This means dark days! Stop comparing to Arizona and Mexico. DST is great for places far away from the equator. I prefer DST forever. But if that is not possible, I would rather adjust the clock twice a year.
@@briane173 I'd rather have sunlight 18 hours a day every day, but that's not possible. Between early sunset and late sunrise, I prefer late sunrise. Kids can have some activities after school.
@@tahmidabdin4625 Changing the clocks of course creates more daylight. Changing it by 1 hour creates 1 more hour of daylight. That's why we should change it by 12 hours to have 24 hours of daylight assuming 12 hours of daylight before the change. But why stopping there? Let's just move it by 24 hours and we'll have 36 hours of daylight everyday!
Excellent Idea. Standard time is the standard and people can get used to whatever system they are on, but artificially imposed changes, like dst corrupt peoples' lives and present health issues. It's not the length of the day but the artificially imposed hour more or hour less that creates such a problem.
The daytime hours are always the same. We are asking to stop changing the clock every six months. Time is arbitrary, use it or don't, but for all that is holy please stop changing it🤦♂️🤦♂️
Yes PLEASE! That's the way to go! Just leave it be and people will do fine. I can't stand going to bed when it's 95 degrees and light out in the summer, and I work early so it's not a choice.
just black out your windows and wear sunglasses. The rest of us don't want to be in a car accident at 4pm because it's dark out. It sucks being a woman and you can't walk your dog after work or go anywhere because it's too dangerous. If your work starts early, so you have to go to sleep early, then just have your work start later.
As an older female with an unreliable car, i often have to rely on public transportation to get around. Many businesses however, are not even open in the early morning when we would now have the 'benefit' of that extra daylight. Are you all prepared to open every Store, Drs Office & other places we would need to get to - ONE HOUR EARLIER - to now accommodate! We need the extra daylight in the Evenings when it helps make doing things MORE SAFE for us to do our Business !!!!!!!
That was done nationally for one year back in the 70s during the oil crises. It didn't work so well. School kids had to go to school in the dark. Parents didn't like it. It never happened again.
Oh, they’re “working on it” alright lol 🤣!! They’ve created the most lucrative homeless industrial complex money making machine in the country. How many BILLIONS have been spent so far? It’s only getting worse. That’s what happens when liberals get ahold of government. Enjoy 😊!!
I give up Oregon. Whenever our legislators have the opportunity to do good or what we voted for, they do something stupid instead. I hope they all get impeached for voting against the will of the people. WE DIDN"T VOTE FOR THIS!!!!!! WALK THIS BACK NOW!!!!!!! I personally would rather keep changing clocks in perpetuity if it means longer days for at least some part of the year. This is willfully stupid!
@@wontsteal You can’t go to permanent DST because you need approval from Congress Permanent standard time doesn’t need approval from Congress and this is the fastest way to end clock change Current law only allows states to opt out of DST and stay on standard time year round Changing the clock doesn’t create more daylight You still have longer days in summer and shorter days in winter If you want to stop changing clocks then you need to vote standard time not DST
@@tahmidabdin4625 this is the wrong way. yes you will lose hours of daylight in the summer, compared to summer during DST. I don't care about the time change, I want more daylight at the end of the day not the beginning (year-round). 3:45am sunrises will suck in the summer.
@@wontsteal Yes I know People want to stop changing the clocks Otherwise permanent DST bill would be passed 5 years ago We are still changing the clocks So they are trying permanent standard time because it doesn’t need congressional approval from congress All we doing is changing the clocks
your gaining up to one hour in the evening for giving up one hour in the morning.by mid-summer instead of the sunset at 9-930 its at 10-1030 a waste of time and were not talking about the long-term effect on your body with the jumping ahead I don't really care pick one daylight or standard some states and countries don't jump forwards or back and they are just fine with it. except Arizona with their prime time being 7pm-10pm, the 11oclock news at ten o'clock must be a republican thing.
If you give a dam about the Safety of Women & Children, you will NOT do this! I think it is much SAFER for Women, to have the extra daylight be in the evening! Bad men are more likely to prey on & harm us in the Evenings when we are coming from work or school or going to hang with friends or going to the grocery store & running other errands to places that frankly, just aren't even open in the mornings when we'll now have that extra hour of daylight. Shame on all of you for not even considering this!!
............... 🛑🛑 Nooooooooooooo we already voted on this and even Lib Brown passed it into LAW to keep it on DST .. We suffer from a lot of SAD/Depression in the PNW/Oregon ... WE need more sunlight hours, not less ... Who do we call/petition to stop this ... 🛑
Fly in the ointment. Don't forget Oregonians when you cross state lines. You will be early or late. No different when choosing to use hard drugs in public.
You don’t need to cross state lines for that; just cross the Malheur county line and you’ll already be in a different zone. Why? Economic ties to Boise, Idaho.
DON'T DO IT! this is the most insane law change you could possibly do! We should have the RIGHT to vote on it! We need all the DAYLIGHT we can here in Oregon, which is already one of the rainier, cloudier, gloomier States. If You think there's alot of cranky mean people here now - you just watch out if you do this!
@@tahmidabdin4625 - but it sure shifts the hours from when we lose it, to when we gain it & V-V. I am quite confident, that more People take more advantage of that evening daylight, than in the morning. So except for maybe some joggers & dogwalkers - Alot more PPL avail themselves of the later hour of daylight, than the earlier. My guess, is they have determined that this change will save the State more $$??
As a former Oregonian, I would suggest: how about spending your important legislative time doing something worthwhile, like reducing crime or combatting homelessness? 🤬
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! The drugged-out homeless clowns is what created the lucrative homeless industrial complex that the liberal government feeds off of. Why would they possibly destroy that income for themselves?! Not gonna happen.
@@Tcat586 States can only opt out of DST and remain on standard time all year Permanent DST bill needs approval from Congress Permanent standard time doesn’t need approval from Congress so it’s faster to end clock change This is the main reason why we still changing the clocks Oregon would have stayed on permanent DST since 2018 or 2019 It’s 2024 and you are still changing clocks If you want to stop the clock change in USA then it’s best to stay on Standard Time If you want later sunset in Summer then carry on with the clock change Permanent DST is federally prohibited in the USA and the bill never works This is why Oregon doing permanent Standard time bill so they don’t need to change the clocks The clocks will change soon in US and Canada Clocks will be set forward 1 hour from 2am to 3am on Sunday 10 March as Daylight Saving Time starts Sunrise and Sunset will be about 1 hour later on 10 March than the day before so there will be more light in the evenings As example Sunrise at 6:15am and sunset at 5:45pm during standard time When changing clocks to DST Sunrise at 7:15am and sunset at 6:45pm Basically it’s just us changing the clocks
so instead of getting up at seven in the morning when you're getting a twinkling of light, till four in pitch darkness, you get up at seven to darkness and go till 5 pitch darkness. not too safe for the kiddie winks waiting for the bus you still don't see daylight. by mid-summer it will get dark at 9 instead of 10 big whoop In Alaska it doesn't get dark until midnight and lights at about 2, it will get light trust me it's called the rotation of the earth it doesn't need our help, all what you were told were lies about the farmers, kid labors, school summer break etc it was done for ww2 reasons and nobody knows why.
@@ambermclaughlin3852 I have latest sunrise at 8:06am and earliest sunset at 3:51pm With Daylight saving time Latest sunrise would be 9:06am Earliest sunset would be 4:51pm It’s just us changing the clocks and it doesn’t matter if we on standard time or DST We not changing the sun instead changing our clocks lol Shortest day is 7 hours and 49 minutes Im used to it and it doesn’t matter if we change clocks or not All DST does is we wake up and start our day earlier Starting work at 8am DST change to 7am Standard time
@@ambermclaughlin3852 What time is your earliest sunset and latest sunrise during Standard Time Then set the clock forward one hour to DST Permanent DST has failed in many countries because of Dark mornings Russia from 2011 to 2014 On 26 October 2014, clocks were set back 1 hour for permanent Standard Time and since then they don’t change the clocks USA and UK tried permanent DST USA only lasted a year Uk latest 3 years Chile tried it in 2015 only and went back twice a year clock change
I've solved the problem of the jet lag twice a year. I don't change my clocks! Living alone this is easy. My household is always run on Standard time. During DST, if I want an appointment at a certain time, I tell them an hour later. If someone says that they are visiting at a certain time, I am read any hour earlier. I have a post it note in my kitchen a s a reminder of which time we are on. I consider it one little victory to control my life myself, instead of conforming to a stupid arbitrary law.
Why not go all the way by switching midnight and noon? That’ll show em
@@pjesf Ha Ha, I almost do that already, being such a night owl.
I’ve switched to Universal Time for that past decade, thank you very much. My computer can keep track of appointments in any time zone, and since I have coworkers and clients everywhere from the west coast to the east coast I _need_ to specify the time zone for all meetings anyway so “local” time isn’t very useful.
@@trevinbeattie4888 Now that's efficient!
Wow it’s that big a deal to you…ok
There really is no more reason for thisht.‼️
I wish Michigan would stop the time change. I don't care if they stay on standard time or daylight savings time. Just stop changing it!!
Why? It’s only changed twice a year it’s not that frequent
❤Thank you. Please write to your reps on this.😊
If you live in the middle of the State it aint so bad. But if you got kinfolk across the line it gets to be a pain
It’s a magnetic field for accidents every time the clock’s changed!!!
How so?
So changing so that it’s light until 10:30 in the summer while sticking with getting dark at 4:30 in winter? Please don’t ‼️
Sunset would still occur at 4:30 pm in winter but sunrise would be 8:00 instead of 9:00 am, which is what would happen if we were on permanent DST. You'd only notice the sun setting at 8:15 pm instead of 9:15 in the summer if you were on permanent Standard Time.
I think you mean 8:30 in the summer.
@@Mavrik9000 With DST, it gets dark at 9:30 (not sure what time the sun sets). So when that happens (the event) I’ll look at my watch and it should be 10:30 because we would not have fallen back. No?
@@pjesfNo, sticking with standard time means you no longer “spring forward”. The middle of the night would continue to happen roughly around midnight (actually 12:12 AM in Portland) and since night at the summer solstice is about 8⅓ hours long sunset would be 8:03 PM and sunrise 4:22 AM PST. Personally I think it makes more sense to have midnight happen in the _middle_ of the night and noon to be in the _middle_ of the day.
Daylight hours, obviously, don't change no matter what we set our clock to. The sun comes up, the sun sun goes down. Time is arbitrary. Most use it, plenty do not. Either way, stop changing it every six months🤦♂️🤬🙄 ...what a terrible expirement
Well for us in the northern tier States we're better off with permanent _Standard_ Time. If it was year 'round DST the sun wouldn't come up until 9:00 am in winter -- which is not ideal for kids waiting for the bus to go to school
Yes, time is arbitrary but “use it or don’t” is possible only if you’re retired or live off the grid. You’re still expected to be somewhere at x time, businesses open and close at x time. That will always be the case
@@pjesf over 55 million retirement aged folk in the USA.
@@briane173 I prefer more light in the afternoon for the safety of children.
@@nahteo Compared to how many who are not?
Daylight saving time is a better standard because the sun doesn't go down by 4:15 pm two months out of the year that way. More sunlight in the evenings is better because more people are up and about during that time and so it would prevent car accidents, crime, etc. which happen more in the dark evening hours. As a woman, I'm sick of having to be inside when it's dark, when I just want to walk my dog or go to the gym. If the issue is school starting when it's too dark, then just change school hours, not time zones.
you're still not gaining a thing. You're giving up one hour either on the morning for evening or evening for morning. darkness will come and stay the same. You like it so much get up an hour earlier or one hour later its all the same.
I agree with you grace; its dangerous enough for Women on the streets, and the evenings are when bad men are more likely to prey on us, than mornings, so some of us prefer the daylight as long as possible, in the evenings!
so, you sacrifice your children safety. Because what you get during the evening you lose at day light and your being extremely paranoid
Your inability to understand how society works doesn’t make you correct.
@@thomasdearment3214 “It’s the same”? Really? So I’m going to use the sun to determine when I have to be at work when work is using a clock? “Oh sorry, I’m on sundial time”
This is Not a good idea because I work in Portland and live in WA state. 😒😒😒😒😒😒 this Should be changed in all states so that we can all be on the same clock or else too much bother. And these OR govt needs to get that😅
Do you mean a single time zone for all states including Alaska and Hawaii? Or just the continental US? If we’re going there, we may as well try to put the whole world on Universal Standard Time.
Law makers have no right to enforce the DTS to everyone!
GOOD!
Leave it on Standard Time then! That's what I wanted all along for decades!
I just hope my state of WA does this also!
I'd just as soon Congress pass Standard Time full-time nationwide. As it is, it's DST for the bulk of the year and Congress wants to make THAT permanent -- which for us northern tier states means in winter we're sending our kids to school in the dark and we don't see the sun until 9:00 in the morning in December. The sun's out for almost 16 hrs in the summer so losing an hour of light at 9:00 pm is not a huge sacrifice. We learned this during the oil embargo in 1973-74 and Congress was forced to switch back to Standard Time.
My only thing is if WA is still on DST you're matching Oregon time for 4 months and the rest of the time you're waking up an hour later to get to work in Portland, while losing an hour off work in the evening. This is gonna mess people's circadian rhythm as badly as Spring Forward-Fall Back does now.
The entire world was on standard time year-round until less than 110 years ago. That is when DST was started as an experiment in certain locations. The only reasonable way to stop time shifting is to return to standard time all the time. That's practical too, requiring no federal involvement. Certain activities and institutions are better suited to daylight hours. They will sort out what to do for seasonal changes, just as everyone did before DST. It's really not complicated. What is complicated is DST, which forces everyone together into a disruptive arrangement twice a year, costing damage and lives. It's way beyond time to declare this experiment a no-go.
'Bout d*** time!
NOOOOOO. This means dark days! Stop comparing to Arizona and Mexico. DST is great for places far away from the equator. I prefer DST forever. But if that is not possible, I would rather adjust the clock twice a year.
So you'd rather not see sunrise until 9:00 am in winter? Coz that's what will happen on permanent DST.
@@briane173 I'd rather have sunlight 18 hours a day every day, but that's not possible. Between early sunset and late sunrise, I prefer late sunrise. Kids can have some activities after school.
@@kefeng6805
Changing the clocks doesn’t create more daylight instead change the time of sunrise and sunset
@@tahmidabdin4625 Changing the clocks of course creates more daylight. Changing it by 1 hour creates 1 more hour of daylight. That's why we should change it by 12 hours to have 24 hours of daylight assuming 12 hours of daylight before the change. But why stopping there? Let's just move it by 24 hours and we'll have 36 hours of daylight everyday!
Excellent Idea. Standard time is the standard and people can get used to whatever system they are on, but artificially imposed changes, like dst corrupt peoples' lives and present health issues. It's not the length of the day but the artificially imposed hour more or hour less that creates such a problem.
Smart!
Daylight SavinG time. We’re not speaking of banks 🏦
People are probly gonna die of SAD over this..
Noooo. What we want is daylight savings time all year.
Yes, but this is as good as it’s going to get apparently, so support it, please.
The daytime hours are always the same. We are asking to stop changing the clock every six months. Time is arbitrary, use it or don't, but for all that is holy please stop changing it🤦♂️🤦♂️
Dark by 4:30 in winter is awful and it would still be light at 10:30 in summer. Just no
@@pjesf
If they kept standard time
It will get dark at 9:30pm
@@tahmidabdin4625 It gets dark at 9:30 PM with DST
Good Lord. Must not want to act on the really important problems.
Wow. Super incredible. Excellent to see our legislature doing something wonderful. Every person I have ever known HATES changing the clocks.
Especially when we “lose an hour of sleep” in the spring. 😝
@@lovewillwinnnThat lost hour of sleep is so worth the extra light in the evenings though. Summer evenings are simply divine
What a garbage take. 🤡🤡🤡
@@MRide3000 Agree 💯👍🏻
@@MRide3000 A bigger garbage take is the folks who say “time is relative, there are still the same number of hours in a day” 🙄
&%#$ that!!! Move it to day light savings time or nothing. Standard time? Darkness all year round. What fun. I hate politicians.
EXACTLY
Not in Malheur County
Standard time year round is better than DST!
Yes PLEASE! That's the way to go! Just leave it be and people will do fine. I can't stand going to bed when it's 95 degrees and light out in the summer, and I work early so it's not a choice.
just black out your windows and wear sunglasses. The rest of us don't want to be in a car accident at 4pm because it's dark out. It sucks being a woman and you can't walk your dog after work or go anywhere because it's too dangerous. If your work starts early, so you have to go to sleep early, then just have your work start later.
Yes, please. Yes, yes, yes, PLEASE!
As an older female with an unreliable car, i often have to rely on public transportation to get around. Many businesses however, are not even open in the early morning when we would now have the 'benefit' of that extra daylight. Are you all prepared to open every Store, Drs Office & other places we would need to get to - ONE HOUR EARLIER - to now accommodate! We need the extra daylight in the Evenings when it helps make doing things MORE SAFE for us to do our Business !!!!!!!
This is a key point some of these clowns talking about time being arbitrary. We live in a structured society.
Leave it on daylight savings time ,I could give two shits if it is dark in the morning but usefully evening light, YES!
That was done nationally for one year back in the 70s during the oil crises. It didn't work so well. School kids had to go to school in the dark. Parents didn't like it. It never happened again.
@@JohnnyAngel8 I went to school in the dark regardless, was not a big deal . Coming home in the dark now that sucks.
Thank you, Thank you , Thank you
that's it I'm moving
I’m with you. That sounds AWFUL
The only thing they should be working on is the drug and homeless problems. Period!
Oh, they’re “working on it” alright lol 🤣!! They’ve created the most lucrative homeless industrial complex money making machine in the country. How many BILLIONS have been spent so far? It’s only getting worse. That’s what happens when liberals get ahold of government. Enjoy 😊!!
So they are doing the OPPOSITE of what we voted for? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! We don't want permanent early sunsets!!!!
I give up Oregon. Whenever our legislators have the opportunity to do good or what we voted for, they do something stupid instead. I hope they all get impeached for voting against the will of the people. WE DIDN"T VOTE FOR THIS!!!!!! WALK THIS BACK NOW!!!!!!! I personally would rather keep changing clocks in perpetuity if it means longer days for at least some part of the year. This is willfully stupid!
@@wontsteal
You can’t go to permanent DST because you need approval from Congress
Permanent standard time doesn’t need approval from Congress and this is the fastest way to end clock change
Current law only allows states to opt out of DST and stay on standard time year round
Changing the clock doesn’t create more daylight
You still have longer days in summer and shorter days in winter
If you want to stop changing clocks then you need to vote standard time not DST
@@tahmidabdin4625 this is the wrong way. yes you will lose hours of daylight in the summer, compared to summer during DST. I don't care about the time change, I want more daylight at the end of the day not the beginning (year-round). 3:45am sunrises will suck in the summer.
@@wontsteal
Yes I know
People want to stop changing the clocks
Otherwise permanent DST bill would be passed 5 years ago
We are still changing the clocks
So they are trying permanent standard time because it doesn’t need congressional approval from congress
All we doing is changing the clocks
@@Tcat586 That's the best news I've heard all day thank you!
your gaining up to one hour in the evening for giving up one hour in the morning.by mid-summer instead of the sunset at 9-930 its at 10-1030 a waste of time and were not talking about the long-term effect on your body with the jumping ahead I don't really care pick one daylight or standard some states and countries don't jump forwards or back and they are just fine with it. except Arizona with their prime time being 7pm-10pm, the 11oclock news at ten o'clock must be a republican thing.
Yes to Standard time. Stop shifting time!
Yes I’m with you
I just want to stop changing the clocks
Kim Thatcher 👎
If you give a dam about the Safety of Women & Children, you will NOT do this! I think it is much SAFER for Women, to have the extra daylight be in the evening! Bad men are more likely to prey on & harm us in the Evenings when we are coming from work or school or going to hang with friends or going to the grocery store & running other errands to places that frankly, just aren't even open in the mornings when we'll now have that extra hour of daylight. Shame on all of you for not even considering this!!
Use to want daylight savings to go away. Now I have changed my mind.
If Oregon does something, do the opposite. Life will be better.
THANK YOU !!!!!
Yes, yes, yes
Nooooooooo!
............... 🛑🛑
Nooooooooooooo we already voted on this and even Lib Brown passed it into LAW to keep it on DST ..
We suffer from a lot of SAD/Depression in the PNW/Oregon ...
WE need more sunlight hours, not less ...
Who do we call/petition to stop this ... 🛑
I am afraid that they will just try and run it through again, especially if they get liberal WA/CA on board ...@@Tcat586
Fly in the ointment. Don't forget Oregonians when you cross state lines. You will be early or late. No different when choosing to use hard drugs in public.
You don’t need to cross state lines for that; just cross the Malheur county line and you’ll already be in a different zone. Why? Economic ties to Boise, Idaho.
Noooooo!!!!
Thank God
0:49 I wouldn't care what hour it was as long as I was sleeping with him!😍
Who? The news dude? edit: oh ok, stock photo dude, got it.
DON'T DO IT! this is the most insane law change you could possibly do! We should have the RIGHT to vote on it! We need all the DAYLIGHT we can here in Oregon, which is already one of the rainier, cloudier, gloomier States. If You think there's alot of cranky mean people here now - you just watch out if you do this!
Changing clocks doesn’t create more daylight or darkness
@@tahmidabdin4625 - but it sure shifts the hours from when we lose it, to when we gain it & V-V. I am quite confident, that more People take more advantage of that evening daylight, than in the morning. So except for maybe some joggers & dogwalkers - Alot more PPL avail themselves of the later hour of daylight, than the earlier. My guess, is they have determined that this change will save the State more $$??
@@marmac7619
Yes it does change the time of sunrise and sunset
As a former Oregonian, I would suggest: how about spending your important legislative time doing something worthwhile, like reducing crime or combatting homelessness? 🤬
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! The drugged-out homeless clowns is what created the lucrative homeless industrial complex that the liberal government feeds off of. Why would they possibly destroy that income for themselves?! Not gonna happen.
year round darkness, yes... that's what you go with.. on brand.
You know hours of daylight are not affected, right?
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@Tcat586
States can only opt out of DST and remain on standard time all year
Permanent DST bill needs approval from Congress
Permanent standard time doesn’t need approval from Congress so it’s faster to end clock change
This is the main reason why we still changing the clocks
Oregon would have stayed on permanent DST since 2018 or 2019
It’s 2024 and you are still changing clocks
If you want to stop the clock change in USA then it’s best to stay on Standard Time
If you want later sunset in Summer then carry on with the clock change
Permanent DST is federally prohibited in the USA and the bill never works
This is why Oregon doing permanent Standard time bill so they don’t need to change the clocks
The clocks will change soon in US and Canada
Clocks will be set forward 1 hour from 2am to 3am on Sunday 10 March as Daylight Saving Time starts
Sunrise and Sunset will be about 1 hour later on 10 March than the day before so there will be more light in the evenings
As example
Sunrise at 6:15am and sunset at 5:45pm during standard time
When changing clocks to DST
Sunrise at 7:15am and sunset at 6:45pm
Basically it’s just us changing the clocks
Yes please!
Please
Darkness all the time.... awesome
so instead of getting up at seven in the morning when you're getting a twinkling of light, till four in pitch darkness, you get up at seven to darkness and go till 5 pitch darkness. not too safe for the kiddie winks waiting for the bus you still don't see daylight. by mid-summer it will get dark at 9 instead of 10 big whoop In Alaska it doesn't get dark until midnight and lights at about 2, it will get light trust me it's called the rotation of the earth it doesn't need our help, all what you were told were lies about the farmers, kid labors, school summer break etc it was done for ww2 reasons and nobody knows why.
You are still going have shorter days in winter and longer days in summer
Changing the clock doesn’t create more daylight or darkness
@@tahmidabdin4625 Let me know what it looks like from your outside view at 5pm
@@ambermclaughlin3852
I have latest sunrise at 8:06am and earliest sunset at 3:51pm
With Daylight saving time
Latest sunrise would be 9:06am
Earliest sunset would be 4:51pm
It’s just us changing the clocks and it doesn’t matter if we on standard time or DST
We not changing the sun instead changing our clocks lol
Shortest day is 7 hours and 49 minutes
Im used to it and it doesn’t matter if we change clocks or not
All DST does is we wake up and start our day earlier
Starting work at 8am DST change to 7am Standard time
@@ambermclaughlin3852
What time is your earliest sunset and latest sunrise during Standard Time
Then set the clock forward one hour to DST
Permanent DST has failed in many countries because of Dark mornings
Russia from 2011 to 2014
On 26 October 2014, clocks were set back 1 hour for permanent Standard Time and since then they don’t change the clocks
USA and UK tried permanent DST
USA only lasted a year
Uk latest 3 years
Chile tried it in 2015 only and went back twice a year clock change
Please make it happen!!!! Who give a crap about Politics with time?
This shit is not funny at all. Idk about you guys, but I will leave the state if this happens. No joke.