If there is one political belief I will never budge on, it's daylight savings being a ridiculous concept that should have been done away with years ago. All of the research on it points to none of the purported benefits being real, and it being a net negative.
I don't care which side of the clock SA falls on, whether it's +9:30 or +10:30, just stop changing it. All of these other countries seem to function just fine without it, I'm sure the people who want an extra hour of sun can adapt.
@BrodieOnLinux on Brazil that's also happening. It was removed on 2019, but it's returning on November.
Back in the day when people only used to use electricity only with light bulbs it could make sense, but today we use electricity on everything and at any time. Even the light bulbs are more efficient, so it really makes no sense to do that
@BrodieOnLinux it’s why I like it when I’m at my house in Arizona other then one small Northern portion the entire state does not respect daylight saving time and is on its own time. 
it does make it annoying when people call you at 4 or 5 am though. But my phone is on silent tell 7.
@BrodieOnLinux In Canada, when we switch to standard time, the sun sets so early that I have essentially 4 to 5 hours of safety before I cannot be outside due to my blindness.
Yet, during the summer, dangerous light levels set in at around 8 to 9 PM.
All of this assumes I wake up at noon.
If you're not going to abolish DST, at the very least, you should activate it during the months where the sun normally sets before I've drank my morning coffee.
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