I tried to play nice and add DA to the white list of my adblocker. Everything started to move, the screen became like a freakin' anthill of animations and videos. It's not just annoying (anything that moves in your peripheral vision is distracting), it means extra load on the bandwidth, the CPU and the GPU, costing extra data transfer far exceeding what's needed for the actual content, extra heat in the room (rather unpleasant in the summer), more used resources and ultimately more damage to the environment. And very real money.

I've removed DA from the white list. I'll consider putting it back when the ads return to static.

I refuse to remove my adblock lol

Enough reverse psychology, shill.
I will NOT purchase a Core membership to be a 'rebel'.

I'm not getting those messages. 

Okay see ya on Weasyl and/or Fur Affinity. If you have the balls maybe you can try Tumblr.

I've had some amount of success with manually blocking those orange banners when they've popped up.

It's sad. I do make a habit of white-listing certain sites I love and visit regularly -- because those sites care enough to control what kind of ad content they allow, and they have strict policies regarding especially intrusive, inappropriate, or dangerous ads. dA is not one of those sites. If they cared half as much about their ad content as they do about their revenue, I'd happily white-list them. But over the last several years, dA has become a corporation, and no longer a community that cares about its members.

You are the seventh person to acknowledge this. 
CrimsonMagpie pretty much answered your question. 

I'm finding it funny that the people who are replying to the Core Ad complaints are the ones who already bought Core membership, including me.

They probably expect you to uninstall adblockers completely. 

I'd be happy to disable adblocks when visiting dA, but their ad system is a massive CPU hog, screwing up site performance quite badly. Sort out that, institute a better screening/regulation system for advertisers, ban graphic-intensive ads, and people'd be happy to visit dA without adblockers. It's not rocket-science, dA.

If they run this on ads, sure I removed it, but why do I keep getting it, that I need to remove my adblocker when it's already disabled. They list all those adblockers and how to do it, and I already did it.

They really want people to buy Core huh?