Not having operator overloading is anti-human. To think so highly of yourself that there is no other thing that can properly be the subject of the field operators (or other basic operators) is the height of hubris. The compiler typically must handle the operators on certain types due to the compilation target's semantics, but in reality, there's nothing special about these 'built-ins'.

Operators like +, -, /, *, etc have meanings independent of integers and floats and to not allow these meanings to be expressed is sad.

I've heard many programmers express this sentiment and what they actually are attempting to argue is that having overloads of these operators that do not respect the corresponding group, ring, or field laws is confusing. This I agree with. Operators should mainly follow the proper abstract semantics.