UT Austin - Horrendous Experiences

View my powerful lecture on my ghastly experiences with The University of Texas at Austin where targeted students and minorities are subjugated by various employed oppressors (staff, faculty, and administration). UT Austin is the most pathetic, philistine, pedantic, anti-liberal, and horrendous university that I have attended. They utilize a death by a thousand cuts system (i.e., workplace mobbing, invasion of privacy, blacklisting, indoctrination, scapegoating, fascism, browbeating, manufacturing consent, undue influence, suppression of information, etc.) to destroy, force out, or indoctrinate select individuals or minorities. This is possibly instigated for scapegoating purposes to avoid institutional responsibility and guilt, as a diversion, or for some other purpose related to generating and obtaining money. I was intermittently bullied by various deranged employees at UT Austin. They seemed to have bipolar or personality disorders. My professors were chauvinistic, pitiful, rude, snide, hypocritical, and pedantic. Their trivial lectures stunk to hell. The customer service was terrible. The resources were of very poor quality. The culture was unsophisticated, communistic, homogeneous, anti-liberal, and strange. Katherine Antwi Green conducted an unhelpful investigation when I filed discrimination complaints to her office against Martha Compton.

As a unified team UT Austin propagate hypocrisy, conformity, groupthink, obscurantism, classism, and institutional discrimination. Way too many students were blatantly anti-liberal, pedantic, rude, hostile, petty, hypocritical, and socially retarded. Many employees who are minorities are pretentious turncoats who do not actively assist, support, mentor, or befriend members of their own minority group yet they tell you a deceitful story. UT Austin utilize agents provocateurs, informants, workplace mobbing, and behavior and threat assessment teams to destroy minorities and targeted people. Everything at UT Austin was deplorable and I am scarred for life no thanks to their incompetence, bureaucracy, belligerence, and evilness. I finished my master's degree elsewhere and I did not encounter a single instance of hostility and abuse at the university that I graduated from. The Devil is in the details.

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• workplace mobbing
• hypocrisy
• racism
• institutional discrimination
• institutional racism
• institutional oppression
• collectivism
• hegemony
• sociopaths
• blacklisting
• narcissism
• homophobia
• incompetence
• corruption
• xenophobia
• universities
• university-of-texas-at-austin
• misandry
• Corporatism
• agents provocateurs
• gang stalking
• gaslighting
• Katherine Antwi Green
• Dr. Michael Mackert
• Dr. Diana Damer
• Dr. Marina Choi
• Dr. Isabella Cunningham
• Dr. Gary B. Wilcox
• classism
• college
• Bruce Jeffers

[p717]

You know, I thought I was the only one to notice that Texas has an extra layer of asshole and the cast system seems more rigid than other places in the US I've lived.

I hate this state so much, and I don't care if I starve in another, I'm going to eventually get out of here. Let the Beckites and Nazi's have this hellhole. They want it so much. Hope they have fun fighting the Zetas and the Mexican Mafia.

[bdf234]

UT Austin is *insert 15 ominous-sounding adjectives*

[annebeck58]

@p717 I don't want to stick up for UT, because I did not go there, and i wouldn't have, but only because they've been teaching same art=styles for decades... BUT, Austin? IS a very diverse town. It's a very open town, and i mean open to ANYONE who wants to participate. I don't know what happened to this person, but many of us have had some negative college experiences (is why I left my first choice in univ). I don't think it's right to judge Austin based on UT, cuz that's not Austin at ALL.

[annebeck58]

So, maybe you want to consider a smaller university-town? My kids did not and do not attend UT. It's not because of anything wrong with Austin, but due to the high fees. Besides, one DOES get more attention in smaller classes. Look into Texas Tech. It's a huge land-grant college, but smaller classes, which really allows and asks for a lot more input from ALL people. Maybe I've just always felt more comfortable around what others call "minorities"? maybe Some of us really aren't pigheaded?

[annebeck58]

One more thing? White-supremacy is prevelant in Austin? You could not have ventured off campus much if that what you think. My kids are mixed. They were both born in Austin. They are well liked, by anyone who meets them, so I don't think your assessment or proclamations are exactly right-on. Both of my kids are with partners who are also from "another race" (though I don't consider any human of another race).

Again; sorry you had a bad experience, but maybe? look within AND without moreso

[annebeck58]

Oh I don't know.

However, I did not attend UT, though I've been in Austin for about thirty years. I did go to Tech, in Lubbock, and i loved it.

I think it depends, every college, on your choice of major (or college within), too. I was an art student., well known by faculty and staff, so I had a wonderful experience.

Sorry you did not. I do my part, as an Austinite, to help make all student's lives a bit nicer, too.. those I come into contact with. Sorry you didn't get that in Austin.

[SlackerSlayer]

@beegell It is not just the one campus, believe me they are all alike. No matter what their outward appearances may be.

[SlackerSlayer]

3:45, couldn't have said it better myself. I've worked deep in the political bowels of several Universities in the Southwest, including the two big ones in San Diego, UCSD and SDSU. They are little empires, built to perform the bidding of their foundations, a highly suspicious closed group that controls the cash.

At least at SDSU, there (was?) is a protection group for pedophiles. The homosexuals working there, are the most rabid conservatives I've ever unfortunately known.

[beegell]

Gosh. This is really a major damage to UT's image- and to the whole city of Austin as a whole. But honestly, it's not that hard to believe.