I am sorry that you somehow think this has become a Haskell vs Clojure fight. Me, I actually use Haskell a lot more than I use Clojure, and generally think it's

I am sorry that you somehow think this has become a Haskell vs Clojure fight. Me, I actually use Haskell a lot more than I use Clojure, and generally think it's a great language with a lot to offer. But I also believe another very important thing: There is no silver bullet. Because I believe that, I am able to recognize that even the things I love have some limitations. And I don't believe that this should be a fight, and that is why I think I should be able to articulate what I have found to be the limitations of a tool, and acknowledge that some other tool that other people like might have something to offer in this area. Without being perceived as a hater for doing so.