While I may disagree with the author about blocking ads, I'm disappointed that so often we choose personal convenience/enjoyment over ethical concern (even when

While I may disagree with the author about blocking ads, I'm disappointed that so often we choose personal convenience/enjoyment over ethical concern (even when situations have great cost to others). I think it's a legitimate argument that you should quit Youtube if you aren't willing to be bombarded with ads. For instance few would quit smoking weed even though a huge portion of it is supplied by cartels (who enact horrific violence). Same for eating meat, polluting, etc. These are just my pet examples (and can be debated) but the principle is there. Most are unwilling to go beyond buying something slightly different much less make any (even temporary) sacrifice. I would love to see more willing to give up something they enjoy because it's hurting others.