"No True Scotsman" isn't a good way to defend Feminism; continuing to be an example of an empowered feminist is. In this case, though, you shouldn't even feel

"No True Scotsman" isn't a good way to defend Feminism; continuing to be an example of an empowered feminist is. In this case, though, you shouldn't even feel the need to defend it because feminism has nothing to do with the OP topic. It was dragged into the discussion because kefka blames feminism...because feminism.