Well, most of them think so. They have learned, as children, the habit of identifying existing authority with constraint, and hence a rebellion against it must, a priori, be toward freedom. This is Marxism's greatest betrayal.
I do take issue with that interpretation of Lolita, though, although I can see why their circumstances might lead them toward it. In fact, Humbert Humbert's crime was the same as theirs - the failure to separate fantasy from reality.