They didn’t argue that it was “bad in some objective sense”, they pointed out a feature in Haskell that they specifically don’t like. Unless you consider Haskel

They didn’t argue that it was “bad in some objective sense”, they pointed out a feature in Haskell that they specifically don’t like. Unless you consider Haskell to be a perfect language, discarding an opinion that was labeled as exactly that seems silly to me. Especially with such a broad strokes “love it or leave it” reply... Those complaints apply to those languages too, yes. What’s your point here?