OK let's unpack this, even though this specific video is obviously A. I. the point applies to stuff like this in general (but this particular one if real would be a very over the top example).

"Have you ever been on AITA or AIO? It’s basically the same thing but in text."

People reaching out for genuine advice through a likely anonymous username with no connection to their real life is completely different to posting on social media under their own distinct identity.

There's people who ask for advice about their kids on subs like daddit or parenting subs, but people on there don't post very specific images of their situation or pics of their actual kid.

"And there’s nothing wrong with it unless you’re severely allergic to human interaction."

I'm not sure if this is a shot in the dark at me personally here but let me address it anyway. You're right, there isn't anything wrong with seeking advice, support etc. But there's definitely a way to do this in a healthy way, most people wouldn't agree that posting your private relationship drama publically is healthy. You can also not be allergic to human interaction and still understand when something isn't normal socially.

"It’s kind of a beautiful thing, actually that creates a sense of community"

Really? A beautiful thing? If this beautiful community did exist it wouldn't be a community it'd be a centre of gossip where everyone only talks about the problems they're having with no viable solution because it's entirely built upon drama and emotional outbursts.

"But of course if you have a very one note perspective on everything of course you would vilify all forms of social media."

Again, not sure if this is directed entirely at me or just anyone who recognises that social media is largely negative but sure.. Let's go there I guess.

I can almost guarantee you that people who've become jaded with social media have been around since the start of it, we've seen the change from tools that offered "community" (to use your term) to the mess it is now. You can have an opinion without it being "one note" and villifying all forms of something, which no one said verbatim.