I disagree. Rust shines when you need perform "unsafe" operations. It forces programmers to be explicit and isolate their use of unsafe memory operations. This makes it significantly more feasible to keep track of invariants.
It is completely besides the point that you can also write "shit code" in Rust. Just because you are fed up with the "reimplement the world in Rust" culture does not mean that the tool itself is bad.
It is completely besides the point that you can also write "shit code" in Rust. Just because you are fed up with the "reimplement the world in Rust" culture does not mean that the tool itself is bad.