If Obama broke the law and Trump broke the law, then they both broke the law. It really doesn't matter what party they are.

You read the whole thing?

That is likely true.

Appeal to popularity, at least I don't have that logical fail.

The original point was that people choose Python because that's all they know, not because they have evaluated the various languages and chosen the best. That's why appeal to popularity is not great, it was an explanation of the popularity.

It is, in the same way SPAM is a problem with consumers: a lot of people like enshittified products and buy SPAM Viagra.

That's why education is important in democracy: otherwise our government gets enshittified.

In OOP most objects should inherit from the default object. You shouldn't be building a hierarchy unless you have a good reason. OOP is about objects, not hierarchies (that's what C++ got wrong).

If they only know one language, they are not experts at choosing languages.

Your code can look like executable pseudocode in any language; if it doesn't, that's on you.

I'll bet your Perl scripts still work after four or five years, don't have to worry about updates breaking things (Although updates breaking things is a solid source of job security, so maybe it can be considered a good thing).

You think Swift is a good language? The only reason people use Swift is because they want to program for Apple products. It's a crap language that has all the warts of C, Objective C, and adds a lot of its own.

If the best thing you can say about a language is "it has good libraries," then it's a bad language.

If your point is that Python has good libraries, then I agree with you.

No skilled person would choose Python as the right tool for the job. The language is trash.

Yeah, in the modern era we choose languages because of the available libraries, not because of the quality of the language itself.

Yes, they used the language they learned first. They didn't choose the language because it's good, if they had they would have used a different language.

What you are saying is that Python has libraries. Which means that you didn't choose it because you like the language, you chose it because other people chose to write stuff in it. So you're just a copycat (which is how we programmers are).