it's more ethical to use adblockers

if you're the type of person that doesn't buy useless shit (read: a jew like 70% of /prog/), because otherwise you'll just potentially be robbing them of click money without them potentially getting anything in return from you.

other case: the site that's advertising isn't selling anything, but is just displaying more ads or is trying to make money off your usage behavior--in this case they are the parasites and you have no reason to help their business in any way.

You would be surprised by how many ad companies (and "big data" companies) reside in Israel or are otherwise associated with Jews. The reality is, ads fail to work online unless:

1) it is a scam that tricks people

2) it is a capital exchange between ad Jews in the form of worthless "brand awareness" ad buys

3) it is a "content" ad that leads to a page that is more ads than content and each ad leads to more pages that are more ads than content and those ads do the same causing an endless parade of ad clicking until you inevitably arrive at at a page selling some Dr. Oz free trial pill.

The ad Jews encourage this idea that clicking on ads is donating to the site, because it makes it look like people click on ads. This tricks some business goyim out of their small business bank loans, allowing for a capital exchange between ad Jews and bank Jews via business goyim.