I can't speak for other Rust programmers but I can speak for myself.
I obviously enjoy programming Rust and I like many of the choices it made, but I am well aware of the tradeoffs Rust has made and I understand why other languages chose not to make them. Nor do I think Rust functions equally as well in every single use case.
I imagine most Rust users think like this, but unfortunately there seems to be a vocal minority who hold very dogmatic views of programming who have shaped how most people view the Rust community.
I obviously enjoy programming Rust and I like many of the choices it made, but I am well aware of the tradeoffs Rust has made and I understand why other languages chose not to make them. Nor do I think Rust functions equally as well in every single use case.
I imagine most Rust users think like this, but unfortunately there seems to be a vocal minority who hold very dogmatic views of programming who have shaped how most people view the Rust community.