[terracatta]

> They know it, of course. They live it. They breathe bad code, they exist as extensions of a philosophy that has failed it's way to the top

I think this is a dangerous line of thinking. This crosses the line of being productively critical of a language or a framework into actually attacking people.

By promoting this line of thinking, you increase the tolerance of this kind of attack.

People arrive at their personal choice of language and framework as a function of their environment, their education, their first job, what's popular at the time, and myriad of other factors.

I am sure you have preferences for languages and frameworks, and I'm sure there are other people who don't agree with them. Do you want those people giving you reasoned arguments about why you should change your preferences or, do what you did, make allusions that you are so irredeemably stupid that you physically exhale shoddy code?