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You can replace "Common Lisp" with any other language and these points still stand (at least in a tautological, nonsensical way).

• pekk 10y ago
  You're right that these arguments apply to many languages, but they're not tautological or nonsensical and the choice of Lisp (like many other choices) can be defended.
• jimbokun 10y ago
  Those are the kind of answers "glib" questions tend to get in response.