If a Python program suddenly ends, that's because an exception was raised. It's not a problem with the Python interpreter, just a bug in the program (and a lot easier to solve than a segfault, since you have a proper error message).

You're wrong to generalize that all Python programs are excessively buggy; take a closer look at your system, there are probably more Python programs you use every day than you realize. Just try "aptitude -s remove python2.7", for example. All of those programs that would be removed along with Python 2.7 are at least partially written in Python (and probably some of them are entirely written in Python).

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