People complain all the time about things not being fair.
Why can't everything be fair?
Reason:
There is a place that is as close to fair as it could get.
No rich people.
No homeless people.
Everyone lived in a small appartment.
Everyone drove the same cars.
This place exsists only on paper, so far, in the Communist's Manifesto.
Communism is so-to-say fair.
Do you know why people hated it?
No choices.
If you have ever made one choice in your life, it is your fault that not everything is fair. Some choices land you in a happy place. Other don't.
If you want things to be fair, be prepaired to give up everything unique about yourself.
People want to be equal to eachother, with no regards to gender, race, religion, handycap, ect..
But this connot happen.
I like this analogy:
We have two cars:
and 
These cars are obviously different.
A broadminded person would say "Well they both are cars."
But they are not the same.
One is a volvo and one is a lexus.
One is obviously going to have much better performance, or gas milage, or whatever factor you want to think of.
But in all respects, they are not the same.
They may have similar parts or similar construction.
But it sure isn't the same.
But that is good.
That gives us a CHOICE.
We have the ability to say "No, I want the Volvo" or "No, I want the Lexus"
So if you drove whichever car you picked to work and one day it breaks down. Like the rest of man kind you're gona be thinking "This isn't fair."
No shit. You made it that way.
But had the government stepped in when you were picking cars and said "You must drive this Volvo, no other cars are allowed in the country." Everyone elses car would've broken down too.
That's fair.
Think about it.
