Why Emacs Sucks (Part 17)

A shortcut-heavy text editor blows because pressing wrong keys by accident will put editor into some useless mode, you will never figure how to get back. For example, I've just mistakenly type some key combo I can't remember, and Emacs now says "Text is read only" and doesn't allow me to input anything.

I dunno why people love these ugly terminal-emulator-style GUI editors, like Vi and Emacs, where mouse doesn't work and you have to remember shortcuts.

The only reason I'm using Emacs, is because Common Lisp has no other IDE.

Why Emacs has no solutions and projects, like MS Visual Studio does? They are so useful in organizing your work! MVS restores all windows, which were opened in previous session, while Emacs forces you to open every file manually and Emacs has no integration Team Foundation Server