I think that's an unfair characterisation of git. Pretty much everything you can read online recommends against force pushing and it's definitely not part of any workflow recommended to beginners. Even with a force pushed branch when the person whose work has been overwritten tries to pull the pull will get reject and they'll retain the local copies of their commits. It's possible to resolve this problem as long as the person with overwritten commit doesn't delete their local copies.

Force pushing is super powerful when you learn to use git properly, but it's also like a gun with no safety so it's easy to shoot yourself in the foot if you don't know what you are doing.