No there aren't. There are not billions of people motivated for the total elimination of all advertisements everywhere. The vast majority of humans do not care one way or another, and most of those who dislike advertising probably wouldn't support banning them entirely.

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nish__ 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Yes. There most certainly are. The vast majority of humans are not benefiting from it and are therefore motivated against it.

Also, they do care. They just might not be consciously aware of the damage it causes.

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krapp 2 hours ago | parent [-]

>The vast majority of humans are not benefiting from it and are therefore motivated against it.

The vast majority of humans don't benefit from most things, but they are not therefore motivated against most things. That's not how motivation works.

>Also, they do care they just might not be consciously aware of the damage it causes.

So the one thing the entire human race agrees on is that advertising is evil, just unconsciously? They don't realize it but somehow you do?

No, sorry. I have assume you're trolling. Good show, you managed to annoy me.

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nish__ an hour ago | parent | next [-]

You must own shares in Google. The vast majority of humans are motivated against inequality. Advertising creates a larger wealth gap. The fact that you're annoyed by me says a lot more about the type of person you are than anything else. And no I'm not "trolling". Grow up and reconsider your insane position.

	▲	pixl97 8 minutes ago \| parent \| next [-]
		>The vast majority of humans are motivated against inequality Citation please. Humans are an apathetic bunch.
	▲	krapp 42 minutes ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		The vast majority of humans don't consider advertisement to be as fundamental a form of inequality as you seem to. The fact that you can't comprehend my disagreement in good faith demonstrates that there's no point in continuing this conversation. No, I don't own shares in Google, nor am I insane. I think you're the one who needs to broaden their horizons a bit. Good day.

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adamwong246 an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4Mn2NbjlqU

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basilgohar 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I think, if given the conscious choice, people would choose to not have ads as they are now. The point is, that choice is not given, and most people don't know how to eliminate them from their lives, or that they even have a choice

A lot happens in the world because people are passive, or prioritize their attention on other things, not that they are "okay" with it. If it was made easy for them, they'd choose it.

Lobbying ensures such choices are taken away from people, outside of the envelop of actionability by most people.

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adamwong246 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I floated an idea past my partner- facebook without ads. They responded without hesitation "but I like the ads!"

	▲	qwerpy 40 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		My wife also likes ads. It drives me crazy. Half of the time she’s on instagram, she’s paging through ads. At least we have agreed to minimize our children’s exposure to ads. For example if there’s an educational show only on YouTube I will download it and they watch it offline. We will never buy a kitchen appliance with ads on it.