What he's saying could also be worded as all bugs are also security bugs, and there is really nothing about them that makes them special. Yes fix them, like any

What he's saying could also be worded as all bugs are also security bugs, and there is really nothing about them that makes them special. Yes fix them, like any other bug. You could also say it's simply a separate domain to care about security above all else. That is true in all things. If safety was your top priority when designing a saw, you would not design a saw at all and the world would not have the use of saws. So, for the saw designer, the top priorities mostly have to do with how well it cuts. It's someone's job to think about safety as their main whole job, but it's someone else. I don't see anything so crazy about either of these two concepts.