I think you're beating down a strawman you created. Nobody is against accessibility for disabled. The problem is that there were no standards around this polic

I think you're beating down a strawman you created. Nobody is against accessibility for disabled. The problem is that there were no standards around this policy and it was abused without any clear indication that it helped anyone. There is also little clinical evidence that ESAs ameliorate patient symptoms, and much less that they help around travel. Policies around ESAs, like anything, require effort to implement and support, and therefore need good evidential support ... instead of an emotional appeal.