I haven't personally had any trouble with Rust's ownership model. It's pretty straightforward. I have found other aspects of the language and associated librari

I haven't personally had any trouble with Rust's ownership model. It's pretty straightforward. I have found other aspects of the language and associated libraries difficult enough that I've made little progress with real projects. But that's not really relevant here. I'm more referring to the Rust community's characteristic cultural response to difficulties when they're raised, which seems (in my experience) to be first denial, then (generally polite) finger pointing.