I didn't mean to attribute that quote to you.
My point was that Flash content can be made accessible, but people (like babyjenniferLB) still claim that it can't.
As you probably know, "accessible" does not mean it has to automatically work with an inexpensive, cross-platform, off-the-shelf screen reader. It means the content can be accessed by vision-impaired, hearing-impaired, or mobility-impaired users.
Flash content can be made to do all of the above (on Mac and PC). But like regular HTML/CSS content, its the responsibility of the developer to make it so.
I did not claim it can't, i stated it wasn't on any site i have used in the past decade never have i been able to read the text without having someone read it to me.