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@DebateAllDaTings
I've been outside in snow storms as have everyone I know, we are all still alive.
For example, even though hypothermia can set in when temperatures are as high as 50 degrees Fahrenheit, many cities don’t open the doors to their winter shelters until temperatures hit freezing or below. In Des Moines, as the National Coalition for the Homeless pointed out, temperatures have to drop all the way to 20 degrees, and in Baltimore it needs to hit 13 degrees with wind chill before winter shelter procedures are put in effect.
so, there is no moral obligation to prevent human suffering and hypothermia
only a moral obligation to prevent nearly certain death
got it