Streaming is for lazy people.
This is a ridiculous comment to make, even more absurd to be repeated three times. As though deliberately making something more difficult on one's self is a sign of being industrious. And flipping a record isn't quite the same as an hour of Orange Theory. Perhaps if you powered your TT with a pedal-cycle.
That's not an attack on analog. I have over 2000 records and an even larger CD/DVD-Audio/SACD/BD collection. There's nothing wrong with physical media.
Streaming can be frustrating in that typically very little provenance information is provided. But that is not true in all of digital - you can sort through all the masterings and pressings you want just like analog and get similar results.
Digital requires skills that don't equate to analog. So many audiophiles use analog logic that just doesn't apply, and then assume that digital isn't as good. It takes a totally different skill set.
Besides, the number of times I have to reboot Roon or my Auralic Aries to keep the music flowing can sometimes be similar to flipping vinyl. Lazy indeed.