As long as it is consensual, and the parties are adults inside a private place.
Physical privacy involves having access to a space, on a permanent or temporary basis, where we are permitted to do things, sexual or otherwise, without being viewed by others.
Everybody on earth has the right to tell you that you are wrong; fucked up etc. You have the right to ignore them, thin skinned butt hurt pervert.
When we access a VIP area we are “renting” a space and have the right to privacy.
There is no right to privacy that protects illegal acts. Law even requires that profits on illegal acts that produce a profit be disclosed and taxed. You send her a 1099?
Yes, no right to privacy protects any unlawful or nonconsentual acts.
And in a strip club, they can impose limits on their VIP spaces. These are not your home. The club cannot knowingly allow unlawful acts, even when they are by consent.
CJKent, can you give a specific example of what you are talking about, and where it would be happening?
SJG
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