I don't understand -1s to the parent post; it's important to remember and be aware of limitations and dangerous areas in a language (or any other tool). And sha

I don't understand -1s to the parent post; it's important to remember and be aware of limitations and dangerous areas in a language (or any other tool). And shadowmint tries to describe them in very civilized and calmly assertive way. I find his posts, as well as the counterarguments (like those from pcwalton and wycats), massively educative and informative. I absolutely can't understand why someone would like to see them fade out and disappear. I see the thread as exactly a kind of educated, professional argument that is so valuable on HN. And in such, being partially wrong or incorrect in some aspect is not something "bad" and "requiring censorship", but rather opportunity for straightening by others with a side effect of educating the larger community, isn't it?