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> The question is what people would vote for in a popular election I totally agree. > with an entire 5+ minutes of research into the topic You're being conde
by raldi 10y ago
> The question is what people would vote for in a popular election
I totally agree.
> with an entire 5+ minutes of research into the topic
You're being condescending and dismissive here. I've acknowledged that many people agree with your opinion that an extra hour of morning sunlight all winter long is not worth the hassle of changing clocks twice a year; you seem to be saying that only an ignorant person could possibly have the opposite opinion.
Is that really what you believe?
- Dylan16807 10y ago> your opinion My? > you seem to be saying that only an ignorant person could possibly have the opposite opinion Not at all. I'm saying that most people are uninformed, and that the ratio of votes would almost certainly be different if people were generally informed. This goes for most topics! There's nothing specific to any opinion. It could be that there's actually more anti-DST misinformation than pro-DST misinformation, and being informed could make people like DST more. I have no idea, I just want people to not be voting based on misinformation.