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Perhaps, but many of them can't actually express why they want to change the world or what's so wrong about the things they're protesting against. Try and get the average Anonymous to express their actual views on Scientology or Wikileaks and all you're gonna get is what they've heard from someone else and a couple of stupid jokes.
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Well that's the point. Despite the few people who do it out of true honest stand-points. The rest just do it because of the mob-mentality, and even go as far as to alienate those who have true feelings about it by saying: Shut up, moral-fag. We do it for the lulz...
I've seen it happen a lot. Amongst Anonymous and other things related, you can't really show any true emotions without being made an idiot who takes the internet seriously. If you share feelings, you're automatically a fag. You only really fit in if you're full of blind hatred and sadism.
That's my experience of this whole thing anyway. That's how the case has been presented to me so far, so that is the opinion that I hold.