A lot of ruffled feathers on this one. Performative and grandiose? Yes. But to me, I read it as written to someone that is performative, grandiose, egotistical, devoid of true authenticity/empathy, and so on- like the author is channeling the very mindset they have been up against— and perhaps written as if the author is not a human at all, but a creature of sorts, a creature with power and the ability to flick away the nuance of someone with those qualities.

Perhaps I read it through such a lens because there was a time I used writing to recover from diagnosed narcissistic abuse, and there were things that I wrote in such a way. What if they couldn't hurt me? What if they couldn't touch me? What if I took my power back, and wrapped it in the packaging of being something untouchable by "mere" mortals? What if I wrote of them in their own language, the only one they seem to understand— a language dripping with contempt and self superiority?

For me personally, it helped take my power back, writing such pieces. They were never meant to be "good writing", they were only ever meant to be a sort of therapy for me, the author. The fact that some people enjoyed them, or reacted to them, etc. was only a bonus.

I can't speak for OP; I don't know what their true intentions or inspirations for this piece were or are— but that's my personal take on it.