You know that your points aren't very interesting. We value languages like C# and Python for their safety, even though we know that libraries sometimes contain C code which may have bugs and that the implementation is in C or C++ and might have bugs and it runs on an operating system which contains C and assembly code and might have bugs. There's a huge value in knowing that the code you write won't have memory problems, and you recognize that with all other languages. Your vendetta against Rust prevents you from recognizing the exact same thing when applied to a language you don't like.