You're kidding right? Nothing stops you from writing any of these languages in a style like Go that doesn't use multiple inheritance and uses error codes. I sus

You're kidding right? Nothing stops you from writing any of these languages in a style like Go that doesn't use multiple inheritance and uses error codes. I suspect what's going unspoken is that you prefer others to code like you think instead of how they think. And Go gives you that because, at times above all arguments to the contrary, it strives to have only one way to do something at the language level.