1. I'm not, I'm asexual. 2. Being a sexual being does not absolve you from having some goddamn self control. If you cannot refrain from shoving a camera under a woman's skirt--or a man's, for that matter--without permission, then you are functionally not a human being, you are a would-be rapist. And the laws against up-skirt photo are specific to a LACK OF CONSENT, sir, not to consenting adults taking sexy photos. If you can't understand the need for consent, you need to be cast out of society to where the only person you can hurt is yourself. It's not about sexual repression, it's about sexist oppression, in other words.

You can be as sexual as you want, as long as you don't violate other people's rights in the process.

So what are the degrees of separation between this action and, say, masturbating in public? They are on the same spectrum, and fyi, upskirting is illegal in other places too - see the two articles I've linked below. Then have a nice day, mythblster (we all know you will).

http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2014/05/25/national/kyoto-law-puts-upskirt-photography-focus/#.WVUWbRPyveQ

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4650004/Bodybuilder-jailed-taking-upskirt-photographs.html