If that was the intention, the author isn't very good at it.
The author of course gets 'angry' with the super-non-perfect systems.
Those languages are very difficult to deal with, and he is expressing his frustration. That doesn't mean he's being condescending nor arrogant.
It seems to me like english is "more perfect" if you are trying to build a straightforward model of a language like a software developer might.
The article suggests that there are some convoluted rules in other languages which make it much more difficult to model the language.
If that was the intention, the author isn't very good at it.