You've completely mixed up two different senses of "unsafe", the one where the language is prone to idioms that cause fatal errors (which is also true of all th

You've completely mixed up two different senses of "unsafe", the one where the language is prone to idioms that cause fatal errors (which is also true of all those slower interpreted languages), and the one where a mistake means the program can do literally anything (which is not true of Go). "Unsafe" in most discussions today refers exclusively to the latter.