Not really hatred but - some people use the mags as part of their LEO duties when carrying ARs, some have them as part of their emergency preparedness gear, some shoot a variety of competitions, and others for fun. The first 3 categories need magazines that work reliably every time. Worst case is they die.
The AW ban effectively dried up the supply of good quality higher capacity magazines for the civilian market. So you have a growing demand for a shrinking supply. People are holding on to theirs, some are wearing out, etc, ergo the price is rising. Plus there are a lot of crummy mags out there. Lots of folks are getting stuck with lousy mags. Some can be repaired or refurbed. Some were born bad and can only get worse.
So people gripe about the situation, which helps make them feel a little better, cause the situation won't get much better. Plus there are some post-ban mags out there being masqueraded as pre-ban. Getting caught with those can get you in big trouble.