A few of the occupier/bystanders seemed to welcome the Nativity scene (e.g., "Christ is the reason for the season. I don't see why you'd be offended").

But it was sad to see the disdain, hostility and confusion shown by some of those who expressed their opinions. One of them should occupy a math class ("What about the other 10%?").

Isn't it ironic that a nativity scene is setup in the midst of a protest yet the president and first lady celebrate Hanukkah with a menorah inside the White House. Even today Our Lord is rejected by the ruling class of this world on His birthday.

Thus saith the Lord: Get thee up upon a high mountain, thou that bringest good tidings to Sion: lift up thy voice with strength, thou that bringest good tidings of Jerusalem: lift it up, fear not, say to the cities of Juda, Behold your God...
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Narrator:

"If 76% of Americans identify themselves as Christians, as a populist movement, wouldn't the "Occupy Movement" be for a nativity scene."

Protestor:

"76% -- What about the other 10% and their beliefs."