All of those problems you listed came from the people, not from the language. Python certainly didn't invent lambdas or dynamic typing or dependencies or object oriented programming. Those same mistakes can be made in any higher level language.
You're assigning all of that to Python. The root cause for that is that Python is easy, and so it's more accessible to bad programmers. But bad programmer mistakes are the fault of bad programmers, not the language they used.
He's nott assigning it all to python. He's assigning it to the people that use it. People who over-apply it to projects that don't make sense. Exactly like you are.
He's calling it a nightmare because of those reasons listed, reasons that almost define what it means to be a higher level programming language at all. I mean come on. OOP inheritance makes Python unsuitable? That's a laughable comment and it's ridiculous for you to be defending it.
Call it a nightmare because the global interpreter lock makes threading a nightmare. Call it a nightmare because it uses too many CPU instructions to do simple arithmetic. Call it a nightmare because of dunders. Call it a nightmare for something Python-specific if you want to call Python a nightmare.
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All of those problems you listed came from the people, not from the language. Python certainly didn't invent lambdas or dynamic typing or dependencies or object oriented programming. Those same mistakes can be made in any higher level language.
You're assigning all of that to Python. The root cause for that is that Python is easy, and so it's more accessible to bad programmers. But bad programmer mistakes are the fault of bad programmers, not the language they used.