People who wear jackets in the summer heat are not idiots.

I believe that people should not have their intelligence based on what they wear and what they do. In response to [1], there are actually many reasons. One might want to cover their exposed arms for some reason. Why they want to do that, we will never know. One might wear a jacket because it's comfortable. Not every single person is the same. One might wear a jacket to rebel against others. People always just follow what other people say. If the news reporters say that it's going to be hot outside, one will wear a T-shirt the next day. If the news reporters say that it's going to be cold outside, one will wear a jacket the next day. In response to [2], 1. My opponent cannot just decide that the weather is 110 degrees. 2. My opponent did not even clarify if it was 110 degrees Celsius of Fahrenheit. 3. What my opponent stated about jackets in [2] makes it seem like he thinks that all jackets raise your body temperature by 20 degrees (again without Fahrenheit or Celsius). 4. In the website my opponent used for [2], . http://www.livescience.com..., it states, and I quote, "Most humans will suffer hyperthermia after 10 minutes in extremely humid, 140-degree-Fahrenheit (60-degrees-Celsius) heat. " This says nothing about how 130 degrees Fahrenheit can cause you death over time. 5. My opponent thinks that from reasons in [2], people who wear jackets in the summer are semi-suicidal. That is not true. There may be times where people don't know that they are causing themselves to die. That does not mean that they are idiots. It merely shows that they might not have researched what temperatures cause you to die slowly. As I also said before, my opponent's sources say nothing about how 130 degrees will cause people death over time, so what he said about people being semi-suicidal is just an opinion. (Again without Fahrenheit or Celsius). Finally, in response to [3], 1. My opponent states that people who wear jackets in the summer are unusual. He does not state what usual people do, nor what usual even means. I think we can all agree on the fact that we are all different, and that we are not afraid of being different. 2. My opponent also states that people who wear jackets in the summer are unconfident about themselves. My opponent cannot speak for others, as he does not have any legitimate scientific evidence to prove that those people are unconfident about themselves. Also, my opponent did not state in what way that people are unconfident. 3. My opponent states that people who wear jackets in the summer tend to hide themselves from public. As I said before, he cannot speak for others, as he does not have any realistic evidence to present. Also, if people who wear jackets tend to hide themselves from the public, he shouldn't be able to know that they hide from the public, as they would be at home or somewhere private where nobody else can follow them. That is, of course, unless my opponent is a stalker, which he could be or couldn't be, but that is not a part of this discussion. 4. Lastly, my opponent states that people who wear jackets are mostly fat people who want to hide their fat butts. For the third time, he cannot speak for others, as he does not have any realistic evidence to prove it. Also, this statement makes my opponent be seen as a somewhat biased person who has something against fat people. After all of the responses I made to my opponent's entire speech, even his sources are unscientific. Anybody can see that my opponent's sources [1] and [4] are completely unspecific and does not give anybody a good understanding of why my opponent is correct. My opponent's source [1] makes him seem very biased, and source [4] helps me show that my opponent has no actual source. Also, source [3] also is unrealistic because my opponent cannot just use one person as an example and state that all other people who wear jackets in the summer are exactly the same. And also, he cannot state that the temperature is always 110 degrees (AGAIN, without Fahrenheit or Celsius).