[Havoc]

Alright alright, we have a huge fuss here in Holland over some sort of "Baby Factory" in Cameroon. Apparently some Dutch guy has a resort there where women willingly cary someone else's baby for say gay couples, couples that can't have kids, whatever. Prices are huge apparently, in the area of the 70.000 euro mark or something like that. I don't get why people would even pay that to have a kid but that's besides the point.
Point is this; politicians, human wellfare groups and all kinds of other people are making a fuss about how unethical this is and that is should be stopped this instant and that the guy is a monster and BLA!!!
Now I'm known for having radical opinions about stuff (apparently) but I seriously ask the question: Why is everyone making such a big fuss over this? Is stuff like this not legal to do just about anywhere? I mean, this is not the first time I hear about women being a host to another couple's baby and I think it's legal in plenty of places to start with. But lets assume for the sake of argument that it isn't then still, what's the big deal. Absolutely no-one is being hurt in a bussines like this.

The couple is happy now because they have a kid.
The owner of the resort is happy because he has monies.
The women carrying the babies are happy because they too have monies and get to stay in a damn fine resort for 10 months.

So... whats the problem? Why is everyone pissed about this? Please, someone explain to me?!