Those are great when you need big or fast, but py is much better at the smaller, easier to write end.
Which brings us back to "nice scripting and introduction to programming language".
Clearly no one is going to be able to convince you otherwise, so is there much point in you continuing to read this thread?
This is no small feat.
Also the ecosystem of libraries is the same.
You can't see that from your ivory tower but those things matter a lot to people on the ground.
Don't let you prejudice get in the way, it never helps :)
I see that from my historical experience.
Also we are moving goal posts here, I was quite explicit that Python is a good language for teaching programming.
What I am against is portraying as the one Language above anything else.