I think a language that makes eval easy, or where DB access is a first-class idiom and the language's idioms make SQLi possible, is likely more dangerous than lack of memory-safety in C or C++.
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Proposed security metric for a language: performance ratio of native code vs fastest known "eval" you can achieve.
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The idea being that, the slower the best achievable eval is compared to native code in the language, the less likely programmers are to try writing it.
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