@Alex Do you have even the slightest idea of just how little we value the life of you child molesting trannyfags? Me stubbing my toe would be a worse tragedy than every single tranny in the world being stoned to death.
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I can't imagine having so few problems in life that the absolute worst thing that has ever happened to you is a single word on a character select screen being changed, but I guess when that's the only hardship you've ever faced in life, it must feel agonizing enough to justify murder.
![February 23, 2024
Submitted to: Oregon State Legislature, Salem, Oregon
From: Ian Kluft, Portland, Oregon
Subject: Support for SB 1548 Permanent Standard Time
Dear Honorable Senators,
Please support SB 1548 to enact Permanent Standard Time in Oregon.
The twice-per-year clock changes are at least annoying and an interruption to people’s circadian rhythm
(daily sleep cycles). Studies also show it’s also the cause of increased vehicle accidents and health
problems including heart attacks at those times of year. We need to end the clock changes.
The reason I’m asking you to choose permanent Standard Time is because it follows nature by its
definition. For quick background, time zones are generally defined by 24 one-hour-wide portions of the
globe. With 360 degrees of longitude in total, each hour represents 15 degrees. Oregon’s geographic
position is 8 hours behind UTC (the Coordinated Universal Time standard). Our time zone is centered
on the meridian at 120° West longitude. On the line, average solar noon is equal to noon Standard
Time. All of Oregon is within the 15-degree wide area centered at 120°W. See the attached map.
Some arguments for so-called Daylight Saving Time (DST) cite examples of sunrise or sunset times in
a specific locality. However, keep in mind that Oregon covers an area large enough to have varying
sunrise and sunset times. There is never more daylight than what we naturally get at Oregon’s latitude. [...]](https://friendica.eskimo.com/photo/preview/640/7401381 "February 23, 2024
Submitted to: Oregon State Legislature, Salem, Oregon
From: Ian Kluft, Portland, Oregon
Subject: Support for SB 1548 Permanent Standard Time
Dear Honorable Senators,
Please support SB 1548 to enact Permanent Standard Time in Oregon.
The twice-per-year clock changes are at least annoying and an interruption to people’s circadian rhythm
(daily sleep cycles). Studies also show it’s also the cause of increased vehicle accidents and health
problems including heart attacks at those times of year. We need to end the clock changes.
The reason I’m asking you to choose permanent Standard Time is because it follows nature by its
definition. For quick background, time zones are generally defined by 24 one-hour-wide portions of the
globe. With 360 degrees of longitude in total, each hour represents 15 degrees. Oregon’s geographic
position is 8 hours behind UTC (the Coordinated Universal Time standard). Our time zone is centered
on the meridian at 120° West longitude. On the line, average solar noon is equal to noon Standard
Time. All of Oregon is within the 15-degree wide area centered at 120°W. See the attached map.
Some arguments for so-called Daylight Saving Time (DST) cite examples of sunrise or sunset times in
a specific locality. However, keep in mind that Oregon covers an area large enough to have varying
sunrise and sunset times. There is never more daylight than what we naturally get at Oregon’s latitude. [...]")
![text of Idaho House Bill #584: AN ACT RELATING TO DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME; REPEALING CHAPTER 96, TITLE 67, IDAHO CODE, RELATING TO DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME; AMENDING CHAPTER 1, TITLE 73, IDAHO CODE, BY THE ADDITION OF A NEW SECTION 73-123, IDAHO CODE, TO EXEMPT IDAHO FROM DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE [...]](https://friendica.eskimo.com/photo/preview/640/7401409 "text of Idaho House Bill #584: AN ACT RELATING TO DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME; REPEALING CHAPTER 96, TITLE 67, IDAHO CODE, RELATING TO DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME; AMENDING CHAPTER 1, TITLE 73, IDAHO CODE, BY THE ADDITION OF A NEW SECTION 73-123, IDAHO CODE, TO EXEMPT IDAHO FROM DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE [...]")
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