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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, it most definitely DEI. We know it includes more men at the exclusion of more highly qualified.

It's not a qualification based on skills or even future capabilities.

It's based on past performance of someone, majority young able bodied male, who was interested in war fighting, weapons, and combat or supporting those interested in war fighting, weapons, and combat. Hopefully the military teaches them the difference between guns and weapons.

Some were given leadership opportunities at a young age.

The problem is that they really don't have the skills to manage people who can just leave if they want. They don't understand that civilians are not military and don't follow orders.

When he was 18 he could lift heavy stuff and march in combat gear. Does that entitle him to special privileges for the rest of his life beyond the job benefits he agreed to at the exclusion of more qualified civilians especially women? [/quote]

5 points generally would not get you the job if you do not have other qualifications.  It shows that you gave up (usually) at least two years of your life to your government.

And, it gives you more skills than you realize.

I don't know how the civil service rating system works.  I'm guessing you get points for a degree, experience, etc.[/quote]

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