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@Alien_Sunset If you wish to discuss the flaws, than focus on why this form of education is better than that one, or why this one is bad. For instance, some children may not be good at memorising things. Some may be visual learners. Some may learn better if they are allowed to figure things out on their own rather than being taught. I just provided arguments against my own beliefs, and politics wasn't included in any of them.
Some don’t have the time or resources to spend the dedicated hours of the day to study in such an inefficient manner.
Some can’t afford tutors with specialities in that particular subject.
That particular subject no longer really applies in todays society, despite how much it is lauded, therefore time is better spent concentrating on other things first
@Alien_Sunset Okay. At least these are real reasons that we can work with. But remember that the education I'm referring to starts in childhood. It's a bit silly to think that a young child, or even a teenager, can't find the time to study. And I'm not talking about Latin, but in general. There were many more subjeects that I mentioned, so even if, for the sake of argument, you were to eliminate Latin, the others would still be relevant.