system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV: People, who have little to no knowledge about politics should not engage in political activities

After the pandemic started, we all could see, that some protests developed, which are just plain idiotic, and even in my country, I've found these types of movements, who allegedly stand for the preservation of democracy. A few minutes after I've conversed with some of them, it became pretty obvious, that they don't actually have any kind of political knowledge after he brought up some paragraphs in our basic laws, which are completely wrong picked and plain said wrong:

He insisted on freedom of the press, named the wrong article in the Basic Laws and insisted, that he wouldn't need a press pass to perform interviews. In conclusion, he didn't know about the basic laws of our country and saw the illegal possession of false documents and a false proclamation of an official presumption.

 So if someone tries to reap the benefits of democracy, he should at least read a little bit about political education, otherwise, his opinions will become very questionable.

And I've seen this kind of behavior with a lot of these new movements, which certainly is problematic for the future of democracies and rather encourage technocracies, which will erode the already low political participation and knowledge of the people even more.

In conclusion, my view is that this kind of faulty activism rather endangers health democratic participation and should not be encouraged, change my view, I'll be happy to potentially learn.
gpt
No, EVERYONE should participate, that's what democracy is.

A protest where the uniformed masses just shout "we want \[x\]", is a perfectly fine protest, figuring out how to square that with the law and how to finance it and if it's even possible, is the job of politicians, economists and scientist.

The job of the citizen is just to speak his mind. The more the better.

If all we learn, is that there should be more political education, that is great too.