my critique of python

forced indentation of code is a bad idea
padding your function names with underscores looks ugly

let me know what you think

this critique is copyright © by Steve

It's not just the forced indentation, it enforces weird syntactic rules that effectively eliminate the composability of its constructs.
A striking example are if statements: when you write it in the REPL you can clearly see that it's an expression, because it returns its result, but the parser recognizes it as a statement and won't allow you to use its return value!