It's not going to fit in a twitter thread, for sure, but I didn't find it hard to read and parse, even with the short attention span I have these days. I think

It's not going to fit in a twitter thread, for sure, but I didn't find it hard to read and parse, even with the short attention span I have these days. I think the author is just writing in a frame of mind where he has dealt with a lot of people arguing with him, and he feels the need to stem the tide of common counterarguments to each point he makes before he moves to his next point. To me, that's actually less distracting then when an author ignores an important counterargument and leaves it unaddressed while continuing their point.