Because arguments like these don't make sense in the first place. "The compiler won't let me compile my code in a static language after changes" does not mean t

Because arguments like these don't make sense in the first place. "The compiler won't let me compile my code in a static language after changes" does not mean that the compiler in a statically typed language is a hindrance but rather that the same program in a dynamic language has the same structure, but it's hidden and not checked. In other words, the compiler is a safety harness for those factors it can check - even if it cannot check for semantic errors.