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You miss the point of these laws, Luis. Look at post #180. No one is claiming that there should be cameras in bedrooms. But society should be empowered to discourage this evil. Currently, hotels rent out rooms to two or twelve men. Currently, there are want ads in all the major papers advertising for perversion parties. Currently, perversion is paraded on the streets and preached in the classrooms. By proscribing their behaviors it would be a lot harder for them to get together and a lot less unneeded suffering going on. All these laws would do is force them back into the closet where they were before the Democrats polluted the culture by legalizing this perversion. Being in the closet doesn't make it right, of course, any more than people shooting themselves with heroin indoors does not make it right.

"Currently, hotels rent out rooms to two or twelve men."

Are you assuming that this happens strictly for the sake of sex?

I have traveled on business where sharing a room with another man was required.

Would you have that outlawed, and force companies to bunk up male and female employees?

The rest of the things mentioned happen on public, I don't have a problem with laws that regulate public behavior. I have a problem with laws that regulate private, consensual behavior.