It is not up to PyPy to support non-pure-Python libraries; it is up to those libraries to fix themselves by evicting their C and FORTRAN balls and chains.
It might not be PyPy's fault, but it is PyPy's problem.
If I have code that wants those libraries, PyPy is not an option. As an end user, I don't care who should fix it. I just know that I can't get my job done with PyPy.
Absolutely. But that's somewhat tangential to the question of whether or not Python is fast AND has good libraries. Regardless of blame, it doesn't change the fact that Python doesn't meet that criteria.
