In New York, there's a group that's anti-surveillance. So we sent Barry Mitchell out to watch them. This introduction is really quite atrocious. Apparently ABC News doesn't know that, these days, most protest groups aren't opposed to everything, that is, to the totality of contemporary society.
Most groups are opposed to specific aspects of contemporary society.
As it turns out, with the sole exception of breast-feeding, all of the things put into McGinty's mouth are obviously worthy of opposition. Nor is the viewer supposed to evaluate the relative importance of the things to be opposed, to say, for example, that Brittany Spears is less of a menace to the public health than meat-eating. In fact, there's so many of these people that, no matter what you come up with, someone will be opposed to it. In this way, the importance of each of the various struggles is utterly trivialized. In a glaring instance of bad journalism, Barry Mitchell's piece does not in fact focus on a group of people in New York who are anti-surveillance.