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The mainstream kernel is pretty evil now imo.
I've only ever seen people be anti rust, never anti kernel. Can I ask when the kernel became evil?
I think it was fine before 2024. Last year Linus made a geopolitical decision and I think there was another incident but I can't remember it now. Because of that I consider using custom kernels without such issues generally better.
You don't like the exclusion of Russian developers? I feel like more hands is always good, but I don't really care that much.
I indeed do not. Any bias in development always hurts the quality of the project and reduces security.