Thanks for being one of the few voices of reason on this movement!  People who currently benefit from the existing structure are quick to mock and scorn.  Both these folks and the media are baffled by the posture of the movement, who refuse to appoint leaders and list demands.  I think the Occupy movement is very wise in these respects- as soon as you name leaders, the "establishment" and the media begin to look for dirt to undermine them.  And, by refusing to narrow the conversation down to a handful of points, they have managed to keep the national conversation broad and all-inclusive.  The problems are huge and deep, and this national conversation has to include all of them.  

While the myth of the US being a Christian nation is alive and well, the truth is our national religion is capitalism, and our scripture, mouthed daily by the media, is "the market will decide".  Most folks even believe the Bible says "the Lord looks after those who look after themselves"-  its not there.  And while many Christians hear the Occupy folks talk about forgiving debt and scream "communism!", they go to church and pray the Lord's Prayer, asking God to "forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors".  And they never see the contradiction...

Our nation is slowly waking up to the fact that "the market" has no inherent morals- morals have to be applied externally, through the law, through the tax code, through community pressure.  It's nothing new, we've been doing it this way for over 200 years.  I thank God the Occupy movement is forcing these conversations.