Teenagers will actually start to think more about politics when it comes around they will start bringing up questions that nobody would think of and questions that will actually get people to thinking,

Teenagers offer an insight that can be ever so important for the government, they need to capitalise. Although of course you will get some teens that will not participate or use their new found political responsibility wrong but at what age does this stop? Many adults are the same.

Teenagers, through the rigorous education system which we have today (for me in the UK) have a skill set that prepares them for politics, I believe that politics needs to be included more within the education system. Why give teenagers the skills to debate and critique arguments through topics such as History and even more now English, if we aren't going to let them engage in politics, topics debated amongst local councils and places of similar stature have an affect on these teenagers and given the chance, I think many teens would revel in the opportunity to stick up for what they believe and stimulate change throughout their local areas and maybe even their country.