That isn't what sour grapes means ...
It is about not being able to reach the grapes, and saying they were most likely sour anyway.
Here is the George Carlin quote:
The more you know!!!The phrase sour grapes does not refer to jealousy or envy. Nor is it related to being a sore loser. It deals with the rationalization of failure to attain a desired end. In the original fable by Aesop, "The Fox and the Grapes," when the fox realizes he cannot leap high enough to reach the grapes, he rationalizes that even if he had gotten them, they would probably have been sour anyway. Rationalization, that’s all sour grapes means. It doesn’t mean deal with jealousy or sore losing. Yeah, I know you say, "Well many people are using it that way, so the meaning is changing." And I say, "Well many people are really fuckin’ stupid too, shall we just adopt all their standards?"
People are sore losers though. Winning above integrity, disgusting part of society.
Win at all costs! Some of the sporting cultures in the world is amazing
......She's not disabled and it's pretty insipid to even think that. She is born with two sets of reproductive organs. She identifies as female, was raised as female (apparently) and presents as female so in all practical terms she is female. The only thing that's different is a biological component that she was born with THAT IS NOT A FRIGGIN DISABILITY! Try to keep up with these things, it's not that hard dude. Based on every current law she's not allowed to compete ANYWHERE because of how she was born, and that is the very definition of discrimination. But I guess that's okay because she's not really a male or female so she doesn't count right? Better that she just stay away and not bother anyone and just accept that only the normal people get to do things. Hey maybe we should ban black people from certain sports competitions because they might have an unfair advantage...oh wait we tried that people decided that it was stupid. Huh. Funny that isn't it?
“Fairy tales are more than true; not because they tell us that dragons exist, but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten.”
― G.K. Chesterton
I'm not just a white knight. I'm a freaking Paladin.