Michael Moore visits Occupy Denver protesters     "They want to
ignite something to give them a reason to act violently against
you," he said. "If you see somebody who says they're a member of
this group trying to behave in a violent manner, you must
surround that person with love and stop them."  Moore, who has
been visiting Occupy Wall Street supporters in several cities,
said he was in Oakland, Calif., last weekend. Conflicts between
protesters and police there have escalated in recent days.  He
told supporters in Denver that they're "on the right track." At
one point, someone in the crowd yelled a question to Moore,
asking him when he would make a documentary about the Occupy
Wall Street movement.  "Is it OK to say that I've been making
'Occupy' movies for 20 years?" he said to cheers. Moore's movies
include "Fahrenheit 9/11," ''Sicko," and "Capitalism: A Love
Story."  As Moore walked through the crowd, a KCNC-TV reporter
asked Moore whether he was part of the 1 percent of people the
protesters say they a