Sorry - I have to take issue with that. There are legitimate reasons why people install ad-blockers. As I said in another current thread:
I’m happy to disable the ad-blocker for sites I want to use, provided it causes me no difficulties in doing so. (There is little benefit to either me or the site owner if I disable the ad blocker and then find the site unusable.)
A good example, IMHO, is Font Squirrel. If you visit with an ad-blocker enabled, you see a polite message:
I appreciate the service, they offer, so I enabled ads, found they are static and cause no problems, and have now whitelisted the site.
So please don’t portray all users of ad-blockers as conscienceless thieves.