Why are they wasting their time? Do you not feel any kind of protest to be successful?

Do you think sucess can only be measured by conforming to corporate societies structure? If so, do you therefore rate the current corporate lgbt organisations who I assume are playing it how you and the others like?

In terms of measurement…how successful have they been in comparison to the people who marched against prop 8 in california?

For arguments sake.

I’m the layman/woman. How do you reach me? How do/would/did any of these corporate orgs reach me sucessfully?

And how would me seeing people marching for something they believe me reach me?

Who wins? What’s more important? Or are they all part of the eco-system that we call life? OR is it only one way that works in your world, that I’m sure we’d be the right way the world should function?

Still waiting to see what you guys have done? Have you measured the success? Can we see any data?

If not, hypothetically can we anything that you are thinking of doing or supporting? Why this makes you so much better then the organisers of the march and the people who are going?

I’m sure the members of HAIR are used to playing to a full house, but DC will be empty. Only about 20,000 people are Marching, too. It’s a low-point for LGBT activism.

Please, remember to credit Cleve Jones and David Mixner.

I participated in the No on 8 campaign in a low level working phone banks and working at polling places. Clearly the campaign’s strategies had several weak features, but even in retrospect I wouldn’t say that I wasted my time.

Even if you knew they were wasting their time?

This March (and its Organizers) have never demonstrated any tangible result of getting a group of people together so they can shout at empty buildings. I can’t see why having “actors” shout at those same empty buildings changes anything. In fact, it just makes it sillier. The media will report the “low turnout.”

I think Queerty has been objectively “critical” of the March. It is the organizers that have failed – miserably. If “results” were valued, the March never would have been announced.

As for Hair going to DC, and closing shop for Sunday, it’s big. Sure, a monday night show may make up some of the money, but it won’t make up half of it, afterall, Sunday is one of the biggest shows of the week for Broadway, and Monday night Broadway is closed down, so people won’t expect to have the option. Furthermore, the actors are giving up their day off and will be doing 16 shows in a row.

I’m not a fan of Queerty sometimes. Y’know, the TERRIBLE redesign of this site. The constant plugging of Davey Wavey. The money-grubbing no thumbnails of the hot guys posts, etc. BUT, really, Queerty was just stating what was going down and actually praised HAIR a little.

Reading comprehension. Time to go back to school guys.

Gavin Creel has a “sophomore” album in the wings; I shall buy it.

I love love love that they’re going, but don’t think Broadway producers are suffering for the cause.

Half of Broadway maybe gay, but less than 1% of “our kind” is employed by Broadway. Hopefully you can understand the difference in the sentence structure and its implications.

Jesus, no wander people call this site the Fox news of gay media.