You would rather dismiss other perspectives out of hand than actually reflect on how your chosen language might evolve.
In my perspective, this has been the entire historical progression of golang. Everyone vehemently denies that there’s a problem, eventually the language authors address it, and then everyone insists that it’s always been known that they needed to deal with the issue.
I don’t know why this seems to be so endemic to the golang community. Other languages’ adherents seem more than willing to accept the shortcomings of their preferred tools. But gophers continually insist that all the problems are actually strengths right up until it’s fixed and then they retcon their previous beliefs. It’s extremely off-putting.
Don't be surprised by receiving low quality responses when you start off the discussion with ridiculous hyperboles and show poor understanding of the issue at hand.