Yeah, the whole (pascal) world is wrong and you are right.
Can you please stop whining about problems only you seem to have?
If it is so bad then why not contribute to this project yourself instead of only making negative whining.
Dude I'm a truther and you can't cope with reality. You must suppress all utterings about the true state of affairs so you can stick to your belief system that you are Bill Gates II.
Well, let me tell you about truth and reality then.
Do you realize that Lazarus and FPC are gigantic projects done by volunteers using their spare time? Have you ever tried to write a compiler yourself? If so, you know the expertise it requires. Have you ever tried to develop RAD software? Do you know how many years it would take for a single individual to write the many lines that the Lazarus project contains? Not to mention the free pascal compiler?
Have you paid for any service to get support? Lazarus and FPC are free software. You can download and use them without paying a dime. Did the volunteers promise you a perfectly working suite? No!
Considering all this, how dare you complain! Lazarus/FPC is a great effort. Consider what FPC allows you to do. Delphi doesn't even come close. So take it or leave it. Complaining accomplishes nothing. If you want a perfectly running suite (which doesn't exist) then stick to proprietery alternatives and pay for the services/bug fixes you want.
Considering where Lazarus was 10 years ago and where it is now, the coders have done a remarkable job. If you are frustrated then don't blame Lazarus/FPC. If you want to develop for the Linux platform so badly, then use the development tools that work for you (there are many) and accept the fact that Linux for the most part is open-source free software. Companies will never write full fledged RAD tools like Delphi or Visual Studio for Linux because there's no profit in there. Maybe that's what your frustration should target.
This is my final comment on the matter.