[Qwerty]

"This all boils down to whether or not the State has a right to regulate sexual conduct. Basically it does, in my opinion."

Wow. You've just given away the ability to decide what you want to do in bed to complete strangers. That has to be some kind of weird fetish...

[Qwerty]

Eh.. replace "want to do" with "can do".

[longtermmemmory]

Actually it does not. In order to get into the home you have fourth ammendment rights. Some laws are just unenforceable and have been struck down as unenforceable. In this situation, you would have to show the conduct is traveling outside the "bedroom". In the texas case there was a complaint. The officer just had unfortunate timing.

So by you argument its ok to specifically prohibit homosexual conduct in public restrooms or public places? Its not a private area...

[=Intervention=]

You have no sense of history. Go back and read what sort of mores were expressed in law up 'til 1950 and you'll see that this is nothing new, nor nothing deviant.