The opposing side's argument about the debate on "Should middle school students care about current politics?"

The opposing side of the debate on whether middle school students should care about current politics might include the following: Middle school students should be concerned about current affairs but should not be overly concerned. The content of current politics is very broad, including politics, economy, culture, society and so on. For middle school students, early exposure to too professional terms and content may bring them learning difficulties. At the same time, paying too much attention to current affairs would also cause unnecessary anxiety and stress for middle school students, which was not conducive to their healthy growth. Middle school students should be concerned about current politics but should not blindly follow and support certain political views. On the basis of understanding different political views and positions, middle school students can cultivate their own thinking and thinking ability, better understand the world and themselves, and also help them form correct values and worldviews. However, blindly following and supporting certain political views would bring about negative effects, such as social instability and division. Middle school students should care about current affairs because they are the future pillars of the country. Understanding and paying attention to current politics can help middle school students better adapt to the future social development and contribute to the country's construction and development. However, if you only regard caring about current politics as a way of political participation and ignore the importance of learning itself, you will miss the opportunity and potential of development.