It's one thing to have periodic vulnerabilities in fairly central technologies that have few alternatives, and whose developers take those vulnerabilities seriously.
It's another to consistently choose a technology that has visibly and consistently thrown security to the wind, leaves its users totally vulnerable, and has no reasonable fixes; especially when far, far more secure alternatives exist.
So no, I don't believe any of those are valid equivalencies. WordPress is not the 'right tool' for any job. And PHP itself is also culpable in similar fashion.
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