You do, but people here really don't like to admit the rust ecosystem is like that. There is plenty of code that is infinitely better and safer than the equival

You do, but people here really don't like to admit the rust ecosystem is like that. There is plenty of code that is infinitely better and safer than the equivalent C++ would ever be. There is lots of "bad" unsafe code that is much worse, and over time, they will have just as much trouble trying to handle this overall as C++ does. (and no the ability to say you don't want unsafe transitive crates doesn't fix anything)