Since enrolling in Madison College in 2017, the fight to stay alive and well learning with psychologically abusive employers and faculty have taken a toll, which led to running for the Madison College vice president of legislative affairs to stand up to trolling at Truax by those who identify as either black Communist or gender-queer.

Veterans cannot catch a break with gender fluidity. A community college cannot survive without G.I. Education benefits and learned only a mere 313 student veterans enrolled in the university transfer program between 2019-2025. The community is outnumbered and no policy nor Vision 2030 agenda developed by the newly appointed president, Dr. Jennifer Burne, have been presented.

Each semester, the needs and honoring of student veterans on campus get silenced and faculty abuse us psychologically with slights and micro aggressions. Resolution #002 is rolling out in the upcoming weeks specifically addressing the psychologically abusive syntality authored by the Outpost 422 founder, Bradley Burt. Burt’s rough draft is as follows:

(Res #002)-To bring to vote and create a zero-tolerance micro aggression mandate.  

Resolved by the Student Senate of Madison Area Technical College, that the following article is proposed:  

IN THE SENATE OF MADISON AREA TECHNICAL COLLEGE  
Date Presented – 10/30/2025  

Vice President of Legislative Affairs Bradley Burt introduced the following legislation which was referred by Pres. Jose Villareal as the executive acting on behalf of the Executive Council,   

A RESOLUTION: Madison College Student Senate. 

FORMAL MOTION: Bring an addendum to the president’s opening script that shall act as the mission statement for the aforementioned mandate.   
  

SECTION 1. PRIMARY REASONING:  

Whereas:   

1. When the president introduces opening script, the president then declares the meeting to order, which requires all to respect the online ettiquette format.   

2. The statement makes clear what constitutes orderly conduct on and off record starting with how all parties refer to subject matter discussion.   

3. The resolution is a peacekeeping reminder when subjective communications manifest into conflict sharing what constitutes usurping the Executive Council.   

4. To uphold and act solvently under the guidelines of Madison College 5511 outlining what constitutes hazing.   

5. The Parliamentarian shall instantly notify Human Resources when an incident occurs in the form of a biased report.   

6. The Executive Council shall then stowaway and keep the file for future Topic of the Day discussion with the Rules & Regulations Committee for legal research examination. t  

SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS:   

1. Usurp (verb)  

1. The act of taking and maintaining control of something like an office, position, or powers, forcefully or without legal justification  

2. Wrongful or illegitimate seizing or exercising of authority or possession  

How to use “usurp” in a sentence  

1. A company leader might usurp control from the board of directors without their consent.  

2. The manager was accused of trying to usurp the owner’s authority by making decisions without consulting her first.¹  

2. Micro aggression (adj) a comment or action that subtly and often unconsciously or unintentionally expresses a prejudiced attitude toward a member of a marginalized group (such as a racial minority)  

3. Mental Brutality Wis Stat. 948.51(2) No person may intentionally or recklessly engage in acts which endanger the physical health or safety of a student for the purpose of initiation or admission into or affiliation with any organization operating in connection with a school, college or university. Under those circumstances, prohibited acts may include any brutality of a physical nature, such as whipping, beating, branding, forced consumption of any food, liquor, drug or other substance, forced confinement or any other forced activity which endangers the physical health or safety of the student.²  

4. Bias Reporting:18 U.S. Code § 2340 – Definitions³  

SECTION 3. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: (OPTIONAL)  

1. Usurping Statement: Before I officially call this meeting to order, I want to remind all that we are under oath and must follow Madison College Policy 5511. In that policy, I ask all to cultivate dialog that allows the Parliamentarian the right to call those who usurp out of order. There shall be the committee’s response to the subject matter in question, and no senator may make decisions the Executive Council shall make without allowing the Committee chairperson the right to receive and acknowledge, then defer. Any and all disruptions will ask the party to be excused and noted. I now call this meeting to order under the patriarchy of Robert’s Rules of Order and may all show respect when an executive speaks.  

CONCLUSION:  

WHEREFORE, being resolved that whenever anyone perceives an individual uses passive aggressive or micro aggressive communication, the victim shall have permission to record despite all recording policies of any Senate member whether while in session or attending classes. The college shall encourage peacekeeping by capturing audio and then allowing Human Resources the right to decide what shall be determined as ‘DemonSpeak®.’  

Be it resolved, by the Student Senate of Madison College assembled, that:   

Those who speak demonese shall lose their seat. We do not welcome diabolical behavior while serving in Senate. We are peacekeepers seeking the means to adjourn in all subject matter.  

 

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