What I am saying is that critical thinking doesn't have a lower boundary. It will always be subject to the premise we base something on. A voter who doesn't ha

What I am saying is that critical thinking doesn't have a lower boundary. It will always be subject to the premise we base something on. A voter who doesn't have a job because of ex. globalization isn't going to apply the same critical thinking of a voter who is doing well and is benefitting from globalization. We are all trapped by our frames of reference, no amount of critical thinking is going to change that and just because you know of critical thinking you aren't going to make better decisions. Furthermore there are plenty of people who understand and apply critical thinking. What is really missing is constructive thinking but thats another thing all together.