Would you let your kids go to Mexico for spring break?
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Anonymous
| If so, where in Mexico is safe? |
Anonymous
| how old are these kids? |
Anonymous
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The resort areas are fine. But what age are the kids? Are you going too? I wouldn't let my college kids go because I am not funding that type of trip. They can do that type of thing when they are self-funded.
But as a family trip, yes I'd go to Mexico. |
Anonymous
| No. I wouldn’t trust them to be cautious or stay at the resort. |
Anonymous
| No. |
Anonymous
| With a supervised group, like a volunteer thing with a university, yes. With friends, no, not right now. |
Anonymous
| Yes. |
Anonymous
| No, not right now. |
Anonymous
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Where in Mexico? I would stay in a resort and really stay within the resort. So many things happening there.
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Anonymous
| Heck no. |
Anonymous
| I wouldn't like it but if they're going to Mexico by themselves presumably they are adults and there's nothing I can do to stop them. If they're in high school still then no way. |
Anonymous
The resorts are getting shot up too. I had a group of friends there eating outside at the resort dodging bullets a few months ago. |
Anonymous
Still less likely to get shot than you are in America. Can't do anything here without that fear. |
Anonymous
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Not a chance.
Read the State Department warnings. It really isn't very safe, and being on a resort doesn't make it more so. |
Anonymous
Wrong. https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/gun-deaths-by-country |