If I wanted sex with my husband I certainly would not have it in public, I would do it in the bedroom, and I would not even want my children to watch, if I had children.
Sure you wouldn't want them to watch their parents have intercourse (ew lol), but what if you couldn't give your husband a hug, or even call him your husband? If heterosexual relations were banned, even having children would constitute evidence that someone had a sexual relationship.
We are not talking about the expression of love, we are talking about having sexual relations in public. I sure don't want to watch anyone having sex in public.
So according to your interpretation a gay guy could ask another gay guy if they wanted to have sex, just not actually have it? I can see how that could go wrong with a bunch of indoctrinated religious zealots, they are likely to make soliciting a crime.
No, movies are different than public places. I don't think gay sexuality should be prohibited in movies. You can choose to watch a certain movie or not, but in public you cannot choose to see what you might happen to walk by. I don't even like to see heterosexual couples kissing in public. It is offensive to me. Can't they wait till they get home?
I would like to see an unambiguous declaration from the Universal House of Justice that the production of movies showing sexually explicit content would not be banned and or fined under such a law.
And would you seriously want people fined for having a kiss in public? Talk about enforcing your own tastes on others.
In my opinion.