This is wrong -- read StackOverflow some time, and you will find that people write horribly, horribly bad code in Java, PHP, Python, Ruby, C#, Haskell, ... anything. Bad programmers enable bad programming. The best a language can do is to make sure that the bad code is indented consistently.
(Have you read 1984? Replacing negative words with positive words does not make the world a positive place.)
I think there's a reason that Perl is still the number one scripting language, and it's good to see that development on it is still progressing.
If you want to provide evidence that 'perl is a bad language' feel free. Of course, you'll be handicapped by the fact that there is no really widely accepted definition of a good or bad language, but you should at least be able to argue it one way or the other. You just seem to continually asserting that it's bad, hoping that it'll prove your point.