Airship's POD brings up an interesting situation: Utah survivalists and young, urban liberals united to fight surveillance. Certainly a different emerging counterculture.
It's true, but not without some tangential precedence. Consider environmentalism and attempts in the 60s at communes. Learning to live sustainably and shrink one's "footprint" is a growing concern. An ATL youth movement could easily focus on this.
It reminds me of Hunter S. Thompson's Hell's Angels book, specifically attempts at hippies to identify with the biker gang. They had the drugs in common, and to some extent anti-social behavior, but the hippies never got that they were nationalistic as hell and generally reactionary.
Hippies had to learn to live with grumpy neighbors, so could this new movement.