Critique the following argument, drawn from an article by Julian Bagginion logical fallacies. Is the argument valid? If so, does that mean that the conclusion is true?
Premise 1: If women are too close to femininity to portray women then men must be too close to masculinity to play men, and vice versa.
Premise 2: And yet, if the onnagata are correct, women are too close to femininity to portray women and yet men are not too close to masculinity to play men.
Conclusion: Therefore, the onnagata are incorrect, and women are not too close to femininity to portray women.