It's also painfully apparent when "educating children On X" is applied. Most kids don't pick it up, and it's just an additional burden on them. I come from a

It's also painfully apparent when "educating children On X" is applied. Most kids don't pick it up, and it's just an additional burden on them. I come from a country where this is precisely the situation and it has 0 impact, except it is yet another avenue for children to practice their rote learning skills. I find that The average American is far more informed about the operation of his legislature than is the average Indian. The other issue is that it tosses the problem to the next generation to solve. But that won't work - the next generation will be even worse of than ours when it comes to infowars.