hearthemsing22 said: "Um. How, exactly? I’m not saying they can’t go about life normally. I was saying what they should do at the stagedoor. Again, does ones life revolve around the stagedoor? Do you bother to read everything I write? Please stop. I am NOT saying that. Stop."
Ok. I didn't think I'd have to explain this but:
Your original "answer": Posted: 9/18/21 at 8:29am "They’re not. But that won’t stop people from waiting outside for even a glimpse of the performers. Ugh. COVID is still a real thing!! Don’t they want the shows to stay open?? One show on the West End has closed until Monday due to a cast diagnosis. Please don’t stage door. I promise people will live if they don’t."
Everything after the first (2 word) sentence is telling people what to do. [The fact that no one was or is "stage dooring" didn't slow you down. Non sequitur #1.
Then: Posted: 9/18/21 at 1:27pm "They shouldn’t be there anyway…look how many people are next to each other unmasked. Not smart. They should just go home."
[Skipping some]
Posted: 9/18/21 at 6:01pm
"If you care about the health and safety of actors.
If you want there to be some sort of “normal” again.
If you want shows to stay open.
If you want actors to remain employed.
You won’t go to the stage door. That’s all I have to say. You don’t get to play with other people’s lives. Even if you’re outside, that’s a small indoor area near the stage door. It’s not life or death if you don’t get an autograph, photo or a sighting of the actors as they leave. A LOT of performers are on Cameo, you can find a majority of them on social media. Applaud their performances that way. I promise you’ll be okay if you don’t go to the barriers.
I felt perfectly fine at the theaters I went to recently. But I want those theaters to stay open, so I haven’t gone anywhere near the stage doors. Think about if there is a really popular performer whos known outside of the theater world (Hugh Jackman comes to mind). If everyone is waiting outside the theater, people passing by on the street might be curious about who people are waiting for. Those people may be unvaccinated. Do you want to expose yourself? Them? Be smart. That’s all."
Followed by: Posted: 9/18/21 at 7:25pm "I don’t know about you, but also want others to stay safe and healthy, not just myself. I’m not selfish. Remember even with those numbers there are still people unvaccinated and people getting sick. Please care about others as well."
[skipping over a bunch including the one in which you preposterously suggested people here had no experience with covid (this after you insulted everyone for not caring and being selfish lol)]
Then (in a post I would invite you to spot the irony in {you didn't} at 9/19/21 at 9:32am "For the hundredth time, I’m not telling people not to live their lives. Please show me where I said that. Otherwise don’t put words in my mouth. The OP asked a question-I answered it. I think people should just go home after the show. That’s it. "
Followed by a lot of give and take with Jordan and others in which you outdid yourself in non-sequiturs and multiple posts in which you do your best (if failed) Greta Garbo I vant to be (left) alone imitation and, oh, also start a separate shtick about people not reading what you wrote when, as my gargantuan effort above manifestly demonstrates, it is you who has not read what either you or anyone else has written. That's not for lack of suggestion, but of course you took offense at that lol/
All of this, of course, is window dressing. The takeaway from this trainwreck of a thread is that standing outdoors on the street and gawking at actors is not high risk activity that needs to be avoided from a pubic health standpoint, and that the concern that leads to the prohibition of stage door signings etc is fully addressed by what is being done, consistent, I might add, with the well considered advice of distinguished epidemiologists. Now why don't you consider bring this thread to a close by owning your posts, acknowledging the misinformation you have been posted, and taking a deep and satisfying breath.