Clojure has both map and multimethods. It's trivial to map over a collection and dispatch to a different implementation for every element in the collection. With multiple collections, this extends to multiple dispatch over the corresponding elements in each collection.

I will rephrase myself: the original statement is

    you can do V with F

to which the reply was

    no, you can't do V with F

and the subsequent reply was

    but you can do V with M

and I pointed out that F does not imply V. Your current reply is

   Clojure has both F and M and can do V

which is obvious, since M implies V already, but still unrelated to what F can do.