"...and aids in ignition..." Crimping does nothing for ignition. The powder will ignite or it won't with or without a crimp.
Once again,Mr O'heir,you have boldly stated as fact something that is not true.
If you load up full power 44 Magnum loads with H-110 and skip the crimp,the cylinder throat offers no resistance,then you have forcing cone and cylinder gap.The primer moves the bullet before there is enough heat/pressure to really light up the charge.
It will shoot,but you may get black cases,unburned powder,and inconsistant velocity. And accuracy will suffer.
A good strong crimp provides for a little back pressure.