> If Java was a child, imagine it being brought up by loving parents for the first few years (Sun) then it was thrown in a garage with some other children and neglected by its evil guardian (Oracle)

Whether you like oracle or not, this is simply not a correct description of Java's history. It was brought up by loving parents, who due to financial problems had to put Java into a foster home where she was neglected.

But later it was adopted by new, loving parents (Oracle) and she bloomed and become a healthy and stable adult.

Like, it was Oracle that completed the open-sourcing of the platform, making OpenJDK the reference implementation. They also open-sourced the previously proprietary jfr, mission control etc tools.

They also managed to keep many of the original members of the language team, which is quite rare during these acquisitions, and Java has seen a huge improvement both on the language and runtime front.