Of course not. Don't get me wrong, I'm all about enhancements in secure defaults. But does defaults that can me misused to be insecure mean those defaults are insecure? I don't think so.
Just because you can drive a car on the wrong side of the road doesn't mean it is unsafe.
That analogy doesn't make sense. We are talking about defaults. If the car was automated, insecure defaults would be a car that automatically drove on the wrong side of the road, but you could change it to drive on the right side of the road.
