I browsed the web for 15 years without an ad blocker because I could care less about harmless banners and text ads. It was a good time. Then you added tracking

I browsed the web for 15 years without an ad blocker because I could care less about harmless banners and text ads. It was a good time. Then you added tracking cookies that followed me wherever I went. Then you added sound to your ads. Then you added video. Then you added full screen popups, seizure-inducing flashing ads and banners that mimic'ed Windows alerts. Then you added transparent Facebook "like" buttons over GUI elements. You created the ad blocker phenomenon, not me.