And here I though the argument would spin around the "Knight saves princess" trope, because it feels sexist how she couldn't save herself despite being a knight and still needing a male knight to do it.
But no, they always aim for the ridiculous arguments.
Of note: I find nothing in Shovel Knight even slightly sexist. The argument I proposed would be their strongest hand in arguing about this supposed sexism.
There in is the problem.
There is nothing inherently sexist about anyone saving anyone else that is in trouble.
They would both be stupid arguments that do nothing more than help to create the inequality that is being fought.
I used to think of my self as a feminist, but the word itself is a polarizing term that is inherently divisive.
I'm an equalist, and poking around at fictional characters in a video game when there are for more important aspects of our society that need to be corrected (equal pay for women, racial profiling) is just ignorant and insulting.