I was never trying to prove "the world believes that Haskell's is totally practical language". My response was purely a rebuttal to: "Haskell's perceived as a

I was never trying to prove "the world believes that Haskell's is totally practical language". My response was purely a rebuttal to: "Haskell's perceived as an impractical language because it is one" The "cherry picked pro-Haskell links" were picked because they link to examples of Haskell's practical uses in industry. Should I have created a faulty rebuttal that didn't list real world counter-examples of "Haskell's perceived as an impractical language because it is one"? I don't think I could find a link to practical uses of any language in industry that wasn't "cherry picked".