Disclaimer: Due to being anti-masochistic, I have only watched the video once. Feel free to correct anything I got wrong.
Nick, in tattered USEF sweatshirt, is sitting in a car. (The possible reasons for this are endless). He does a humble brag about selling 300 copies of his book, and since he only advertised it once, he thinks that must mean that people are asking, “Who is this guy?” (Can’t disagree with him there). Thus, he’s seriously considering writing a sequel.
What would the sequel be? It’ll be a compilation of the many stories his… Supporters? Fans? Fake online identities?… have shared about their bad/sad/ugly experiences in the horse world.
But wait! There’s more! Although it seems like it would demand an entirely separate book, because: theme, he declares that the sequel would also include his plea to repeal Section 230. He believes that any online thread, where posters are making “slanderous” comments that are “tarnishing” someone’s reputation should be reported and those threads should be “immediately” removed. Because it’s bullying. And it’s “a license to kill.”
He then has the audacity to compare his Woe is Me, Swamptown Tells the Truth whine to the recent school shooting. Linking his issue with murdered, maimed kids is not beneath him.
Oh. And somewhere in the video he makes a plea for all of us in the community to come together and make things better, yadda yadda yadda. How or why he imagines that he is part of any community in which I-- or dare I say, many of us-- dwell, escapes me.