It's a generational thing. Lomo-holga hipstermatic 'togs were born in an era where the best film camera technology, materials, and processing was widely available at the most competitive pricing. They had perfection served to them on a plate.
Anyone who learnt photography and darkroom processes from any decade before the end of the 20th century had to work hard at making their pictures look good. Bad results were not respected because it was so easy to produce them ie. light leaks, scratches, off color photos, vignetting, etc. You get the drift.
Every generation rebels against their parents and opposes whatever their parents hold dear. If it's any consolation, perhaps the hipsters' children will start a back to the roots photography movement and bring early photographic processes back into fashion.
