Posted by alexandra_k on February 27, 2022, at 22:21:27
Is the story of how anyone gets to do anything, in New Zealand.
That aspect or element of random dumb luck, mostly.
Apparently because it's soooooooooooo competitive. I mean, not EVERYONE can play saxophone. Therefore you have been picked to play it.
Don't you know how lucky you are?
Don't you know how much little Jimmy over there really really really really really wanted to play saxophone?
Don't you know how hard he has been working on learning to read music... How much he loves so many tunes played on the Saxophone? How inspiring he found... I don't know... Lisa Simpson...
The theme song from LA Law...
lolz.
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It's just so f*ck*ng stupid that that's our selection process.
For really really reals.
Then we cry cry cry cry cry cry cry about how we don't really have anything and our people don't really produce anything cry cry cry.
Don't worry... The government will get to 'workforce planning' and pick who gets to do what.
Because it's all arbitrary anyway, right? They don't actually have the capacity to choose.
I mean...
It's fascinating to learn that Medical Admissions doesn't feel that they need to follow the objective criterion they publish. They just pick whoever they want for whatever arbitrary reasons they want...
So the rapists etc that get selected to do it... It's not that they topped the ranking and turned out (all accidentally like) to be psychopaths.
Nononononononono they were selected for those skills they can't train. Apparently.
It's hard to find kinds willing to get involved in ketamine rape parties and the like.
We had one guy who, unfortunately, murdered some girl. They had to pretend-like he died in prison.
Maybe they shipped him off to be OBGYN consultant for Western Australia.
Awwwww but he was doing such a good job of sourcing teenagers for the ketamine parties.
Right?
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