Reading the article I have thought twice and thrice about how to respond. Problem is every language can't be C/C++; it's like looking at LISP for first time and

Reading the article I have thought twice and thrice about how to respond. Problem is every language can't be C/C++; it's like looking at LISP for first time and just diving into writing a blog ranting about it. Why does + comes before; hell = should have been assignment operator, why are things immutable and blah blah blah. It took me some time to develop taste, but all well engineered languages are tailored towards a mindset or problem-set. I might say few of points might be right here but language design is really really difficult and subjective topic. Try building the language yourself fixing stuff you just ranted about and I can guarantee you people ranting about the Frankenstein you will make.