If anything, hijacking page real estate makes it less likely the user will click on non-injected ads (which actually pay something out to the content creator).

If anything, hijacking page real estate makes it less likely the user will click on non-injected ads (which actually pay something out to the content creator). I believe content creators have a right to seek compensation for their work - whether it's through ads, affiliate links, or a subscription model. But what 50onRed does is thievery from the creators, plain and simple.