Controversial Portland author Jack Donovan (Jack Malebranche) is sounding the alarm as to why marriage equality hurts society, but military equality helps everyone.

Donovan, whose book Androphilia: A Manifesto has become a controversial cult classic for man-loving men in the Northwest and nationwide, recently partnered with the unconventionally conservative blog Alternative Right . His newest essay, “The Homosexual Question: Why Same-Sex Marriage is Wrong, but Repealing DADT is Right,” is just as thought-provoking, challenging, shocking, polarizing, and important as Androphilia and its follow-up Blood Brotherhood and Other Rites of Male Alliance.

A few excerpts:

The highly vocal and visible queer fringe publicly celebrates extreme promiscuity, sadomasochism, transvestitism, transsexuality and flamboyant effeminacy… It is anti-military, anti-patriarchal, anti-nuclear family, anti-Christian, aspirationally vegan and virulently anti-Western. Queer theorists – the pink-haired, punk rock stepchildren of feminists-blame straight white men for all of the wickedness the world has to offer…

A common apprehension about tolerating homosexuality is that it will lead to widespread effeminacy. While a quick flip through the cable channels should strike fear into the hearts of all red-blooded American men, metrosexuals and emo kids are symptoms of the collapse of traditional gender roles brought on by feminism and our pampered, industrialized society, not merely the tolerance of homosexuality…

Same-sex marriage, however good its proponents believe it might be for homosexuals, is essentially an attempt to subvert the cultural primacy of the reproductive family. Gays will not allow themselves to consider the fact that this spells death for civilizations, and that society has a rational interest in promoting big, patriarchal families above all other arrangements…

Allowing more men to serve in the military upholds traditional gender roles. If your complaint about homosexual men is that they are flamboyantly effeminate, punishing the ones who want to conform to masculine gender norms by joining the military is just bitchy…

Thoughts?

Photo from Donovan’s website, by Brian Snipes.