Strongest pro point
Simple measures won’t stop the next raccoon from getting sloshed and spreading disease. We need immediate, large‑scale interventions—mandatory wildlife‑proofing of all food‑service venues—before a full‑blown epidemic hits.
A raccoon broke into an Ashland, VA liquor store, smashed bottles and got visibly intoxicated before animal control rescued it. The three debaters argue whether this bizarre event is a harmless oddity, a looming public‑health nightmare, or a catalyst for high‑tech wildlife management solutions.
Strongest pro point
Simple measures won’t stop the next raccoon from getting sloshed and spreading disease. We need immediate, large‑scale interventions—mandatory wildlife‑proofing of all food‑service venues—before a full‑blown epidemic hits.
Strongest con point
Both of you miss the opportunity here: imagine AI‑powered sensors on storefront ceilings that detect intruding wildlife, automatically seal entry points, and even dispense non‑lethal deterrents. A VC‑backed startup could turn this into a $200 M market for smart animal‑control tech.
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