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Yes instead you make apps for the game consoles controlled by one console or the web where no one will buy it?

I also have the same (controversial maybe) opinion, the mobile stores are good enough for a hobby developer, they are not mature enough for real businesses.

I'm going to launch another mobile app for some side income in the future but I'll never launch a real business based on that, that's for sure.

It's like holding yourself hostage.

This is getting to be a lot like "no sane peasant should farm the feudal lords land"

It's more like working in a world where there are rewards and risks.

There is a good argument that the world as a whole would be better off without the current App Store model, but it makes sense for individuals to aim to profit from the existing model.

The real world also has rewards and risks. It also has a judicial system where the actions of both parties are weighted and judged by an independent party. In that world, one party cannot summarily forfeit an outstanding balance owed to the other party.