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Of course it is.

It does not matter if RMS meant it differently. That's the meaning that comes across in the
public when someone mentions "addictive drug" (especially in puritanic USA), and that's what
matters if one makes speaches that addresses the public.

Oh yes and btw, from my (personal) experience with RMS, I'm rather sure that he means the term
"drug" as something more heavier than caffeine. His disdain for any drugs, including the
socially accepted ones, is well known: To cite him on the topic of beer drinking: "In the AI
Lab hacker community of the '70s, people did not like alcohol in general. We wanted to make
our minds sharper, not duller. When our community was more or less wiped out in the '80s (see
"Hackers," by Steve Levy), this and many of its other cultural traits were not adopted by the
new hacker community. In this case, the foolish majority's influence triumphed over the wiser
minority." (Taken from http://www.linux.com/articles/40951)