By provoking children to question the democratic way we also provoke interest. As if stoking a small fire, their interest will grow and they will then desire to be involved. The key to our democratic survival lies in our ability to compromise and adapt. As the world changes we to must change with it and take care not to be left behind. By learning from the mistakes we have made in the past we can avoid them in the future.
Mistakes are blessings dressed in black, a necessity to any form of government.
By educating youths on the mistakes of democracy, we will insure the future of it. We understand that our government is only as human as the population and henceforth mistakes will be made. By realizing the utter imperfection of our deeds we can then learn to prefect them. Acceptance is another method of increasing the involvement of youths. If we acknowledge their ideals as rational and plausible factors in the political scene, they will be less likely to keep these thoughts to themselves.