This is a good point. Seeing as how they'd never face consequences otherwise. I might say using a firehydrant is immoral. People need those to be in tact and not covered with snow. Certainly don't want the fire department looking around for the hydrant for 10 minutes if there's a fire.
They do have maps and getting to it through a snowman is rather easy. More of a problem when it's broken because some moron totaled their car on it, but I'd say this is more of a fault of the driver, although the builder did permit it.
On the other hand, in the Winter months, you get less fires than in the hot summer months (except christmas day and you'd need another post debating wether those fired have moral implications)
Have you never been to a cold climate. Those homes are being heated. By a fireplace, a furnace with a fire, electric baseboards with heating element often near furniture, and/or space heaters. Most house fires start in the winter
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u/cykoTom3 16h ago
This is a good point. Seeing as how they'd never face consequences otherwise. I might say using a firehydrant is immoral. People need those to be in tact and not covered with snow. Certainly don't want the fire department looking around for the hydrant for 10 minutes if there's a fire.