It seems somewhat absurd to blame the existence of bugs and zero day vulnerabilities on one language, especially when that language is one of the best supported

It seems somewhat absurd to blame the existence of bugs and zero day vulnerabilities on one language, especially when that language is one of the best supported and most powerful. Unless you can figure out a way to remove humans from both the creation and use of software, I anticipate we'll have issues like these for the foreseeable future. Of course, HN commenters like you probably think if we all switched to Go or Swift there'd never be any bugs ever again...