Well, I would think they're not wise. Recently I attended a session speaking about the cutbacks in literacy, and people had concerns that their chances to improve their situations would be severely limited with changes to funding for literacy and numeracy.
People give good-news stories about how they were able to make positive changes for themselves and for their children. That's very significant, because these cutbacks are affecting not only one generation, but will also be affecting children as well.
We were talking about literacy, and people were concerned about the loss of the CAP sites and the ability to have the e-learning.