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Pros And Cons Of Big Group Outing

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Image someone asking you if big group outings are safe? Do you have an answer now? Or, do you need time to think of an answer? Recent survey was sent around asking people that same exact question. Are big group outing safe? Some people said yes there safe, some said no. Some said you need to be a certain age to go out without a parent in a big group or in public. Some said it doesn't matter the age as long as you're responsible.
The Chestolowski family went to the Packer game at Lambeau Field in Green Bay Wisconsin on November 15 of 2015. The Chestolowski family consists of mom, dad, Ally, and Maddy. They wanted to see the Packers play against the lions. The game had a horrible referee that it left the crowd in awe and mad. The family knew …show more content…

According to a student and JRG they said “I think that a big group outing is more dangerous because you have so many more people to keep track of, and someone could wander off and realize that they are lost/alone.” Another student who answered this says a “big group is more dangerous because you won't notice when one person left the group or wandered off.” These people are saying that a big group is more dangerous than a small group due to others around them, they worry that someone will be in danger or someone will be taken or someone will be left alone and lost considering the amount of people they have with …show more content…

From the data collected, the answer to that question is, both small and big group outings are not safe. Dangerous people could be out there, doing who knows what/wanting to do who knows what. Students who answered the survey that said that “Someone might want to hurt a bunch of people for revenge or envy. For example, in the Sandy Hook shooting, people claimed the man was looking for his mother, and ended up shooting her.” Or “They are stressed or depressed or mentally ill.” So next time that you are in a group, (doesn't matter how many people are there,) look for people who are sketchy and who you may want to stay away

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