It's all context-dependent. You're right that people shouldn't just drop into a project they don't understand and demand that all unsafes be factored out, but j

It's all context-dependent. You're right that people shouldn't just drop into a project they don't understand and demand that all unsafes be factored out, but just because an unsafe block is internal and carefully vetted that doesn't mean it's totally fine and chill either. Here's a recent example where an unsafe led to a memory corruption vulnerability in a thoroughly battle-tested codebase: https://www.graplsecurity.com/post/attacking-firecracker https://www.graplsecurity.com/post/attacking-firecracker