Bad Binder: Android In-The-Wild Exploit (Project Zero)

Sure. The experience of many projects is that that hasn't happened. In Firefox, for example, developers make good-faith efforts to call out bugs that are security issues, and a memory corruption bug is treated by default as exploitable, but the project certainly has not collapsed to "all bugs are security issues". In fact I can't think of any project other than the Linux kernel where developers are explicitly against trying to call out bugs as security issues. So I think the kernel community needs arguments to support the proposition that they are special and can't do what other projects do.