>and the most indispensable construct for those applications is GOTO. That's what I like about Lisp: It isn't opinionated. There's no weenie saying "GOTOs are

>and the most indispensable construct for those applications is GOTO. That's what I like about Lisp: It isn't opinionated. There's no weenie saying "GOTOs are harmful so we delete them from our language", or "OOP sucks so our language won't have any OOP facilities", or "mutable data is bad so there's no mutable data here", etc. Quite the opposite, Lisp gives you everything. Want OOP? Here's a deluxe OOP system. Want to do GOTOs? Ok, here you are.