Seriously, accessibility is hard. There's no single standard or spec I can look at, a bunch of disabilities I've never even heard of, no standard test suite to pass, and a bunch of specialized hardware I should be testing on but can't afford and even if I could I don't have time. Reading accessibility blogs by professionals in that field is a minefield since they aren't even able to come up with a coherent narrative among themselves.
Know what my job is? Responding to the pile of functionality requests my paying customers have asked for. Know how many of them are related to accessibility? Zero.
I WANT my application to be accessible. It's good karma, it's good for people I know who are disabled, its good for my customer's employees, its good for getting government contracts. But accessibility is difficult, expensive, and meshes poorly with the short development cycles that are the hallmark of the startup space.
So how about you assholes stop insulting me and start coming up with some solutions?