I expressed myself poorly. Please accept my apologies. I did not mean everyone who writes JS is a bad programmer. That's not only a dogmatic statement but demo

I expressed myself poorly. Please accept my apologies. I did not mean everyone who writes JS is a bad programmer. That's not only a dogmatic statement but demonstrably false. However, people who shouldn't be programmers have to land somewhere and right now its JS.-- just like VB was back in the day. It's clear to me at least, that JS has been stretched beyond its abstraction level. It's ripe for replacement, its just that attempts to replace it have been closed solutions, so JS continues.