Okay, fair that since the majority of the codebase is C and that 150 vulnerabilities is probably negligible in comparison since we're talking about ratios, but if we're to be THAT nuanced then we also need to consider that code has been iterated upon for decades, so, I think the point is moot.

The claim has never, ever, been that Rust is bug free. The objective was to help reduce bugs, which is an outcome I've seen first hand in projects I work on. You still seem to speak in aggro terms, so it still feels like an emotional response to Rust.