You're a person that really does not like the Go programming language, and that's okay, but to try and paint a perfectly fine tool as bad because someone used i

You're a person that really does not like the Go programming language, and that's okay, but to try and paint a perfectly fine tool as bad because someone used it incorrectly, and then compare it to a pretty objectively bad product is silly. We get it. You don't like Go. Don't use it. That's a perfectly fine option. Plenty of very successful companies, open source projects and services all work with Go (and literally every language) without issue. You not liking something does not make it bad.