Except not everyone is writing software remotely relevant to security. If the goal is to market Rust as a niche language for the security-conscious, that's fine

Except not everyone is writing software remotely relevant to security. If the goal is to market Rust as a niche language for the security-conscious, that's fine, but there seems to be a drive to show that it's a superior general programming language. The safety argument doesn't do that for most people.