> When you do this by default you do get a completely different ecosystem of libraries though, which is one of Clojure's key advantages over CL.
This isn't even an argument. "Because its new."
> Another one of Clojure's key features is that it's designed to be easy to implement on a host language.
You just made that up. Clojure was designed to be able to run on the JVM. When implementing Clojure from scratch you will have to emulate the JVM. So the guys who will maybe (I don't think anybody will remeber Clojure in 10 years) do that in ten years will curse rich hickey.
I am not comment on the rest, because it has no content.
This isn't even an argument. "Because its new."
> Another one of Clojure's key features is that it's designed to be easy to implement on a host language.
You just made that up. Clojure was designed to be able to run on the JVM. When implementing Clojure from scratch you will have to emulate the JVM. So the guys who will maybe (I don't think anybody will remeber Clojure in 10 years) do that in ten years will curse rich hickey.
I am not comment on the rest, because it has no content.