Right, so you're saying if they decided to use Brainfuck instead, then it would be just as silly to complain? After all, it's not an issue with the language, wh

Right, so you're saying if they decided to use Brainfuck instead, then it would be just as silly to complain? After all, it's not an issue with the language, which is perfectly functional, it's just that you're too stupid to write something in Brainfuck that actually works. The point is that the designers of Ethereum shouldn't have been so short-sighted as to choose the hipster JS offshoot of the week to build their massive multi-million dollar distributed computing system on top of.