The Pump-Action is superior to all other types of manually operate

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The Pump-Action is superior to all other types of manually operate actions.

why is it better than the Lever gun?
-Can easily use a more conventional and stronger locking mechanism such as those found on the bolt action.
-Can be easily operated in the prone position
-working the action does not throw off the aim
-Finger can remain on trigger while working the action
-easily designed to be magazine fed
-doesnt require your hand to be inside of a ring.
-The bolt does not comeback in your face when working the action
-bolt can lock up inside barrel instead of receiver, so the receiver can be made of lighter material.
-jams are easily resolved like on any semi-automatic rifle(remove mag, operate action)
-can be scaled up easily.
-easier to manufacture
-smoother action
-stuck casings can be mortar dropped, unlike lever guns which you have to break across something.
-easier to disassemble and clean
-action is barely exposed when operating the action.
There are probably more.

why is it better than bolt action?
-action is easier and faster to cycle.
-finger doesnt have to leave trigger to cyle the action
-the bolt doesnt comeback in your face when cycling the action
-stuck casing can be mortar dropped to open the action, unlike bolt actions where you have to beat the bolt open.
-the action can be more enclosed
-can be just as accurate
-non-dominant hand can work the action.
-scope can be easily mounted directly over the action.
-can be easily operated if you have one hand.
-if the gun fire out of battery, there is a receiver to hold the explosion.
-nothing to get hung-up on while moving through thick foliage
-action is barely exposed when operating the action.
There are probably more.

prove me wrong.

>pic related, my great grandfathers Remington 760 gamemaster made in 1953.