Go makes worse decisions even, I'd say. Python has gevent, one of the best and most friendly greenlet libs around too, so the concurrency/parallel issues seem fairly moot. It's true that the batteries-included versions of things, while mostly easy to use, falter at scale.
> so the concurrency/parallel issues seem fairly moot.
Python has the GIL, so true parallelism can only be achieved with basically cloning a process X times the number of processors on a computer and inter process communication.
Go doesn't have this problem.
But at least Go is a lot faster and has real concurrency AND parallelism, so it's definitely better than Python.