Rust is nice and developers absolutely get why it works the way it does( to provide strong memory safety guarantees, eliminate usual bugs found in C/C++ program

Rust is nice and developers absolutely get why it works the way it does( to provide strong memory safety guarantees, eliminate usual bugs found in C/C++ programs). Here is the issue: A lot of developers actually like the C/C++ freedom they have even if it leads to horrible bugs as they are used to program the way they do. Others are people that don't care about memory management and are fine with GC, nil errors and race conditions.