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* ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe'': Shortly after Gru obtains the shrink ray back from Vector, Margo gets on his case for skipping all the cookie deliveries after Vector's house, to which Gru responds:
-->'''Gru:''' Yeah, yeah. Life is full of disappointments ... for some people.

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* ''Film/SkyHigh2005'': Will has a surprisingly deep observation on the subject when Layla complains that the idea of Power Placement (where incoming freshmen to Sky High are sorted into "Hero" or "Sidekick" based on how cool Coach Boomer thinks their powers are) isn't fair:
-->'''Will''': If life were to suddenly get fair, I doubt it would happen in high school.

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-->'''Doctor''': I'm so sorry. I know this is hard and she was so young. Sometimes it just doesn't seem fair.
-->[[spoiler:'''Fred:''']]: Miss, I had almost forty years with the most amazin' woman in the world. If life is unfair, it was unfair in my favor.

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-->'''Doctor''': I'm so sorry. I know this is hard and she was so young. Sometimes it just doesn't seem fair.
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* In ''WebComic/TheOrderOfTheStick'', Lien, one of the last surviving paladins of the [[TheOrder Sapphire Guard]] after the downfall of Azure City, takes this position in life, reasoning that there wouldn't be a need for paladins otherwise.
-->'''Lien:''' When you consider that Yunji and and everyone else in the Sapphire Guard is dead but I'm alive - I think I may be the actual luckiest woman in the world.\\
'''O-Chul:''' Many people in your position of having lost their homes and so many friends, would come to the opposite conclusion.\\
'''Lien:''' Yeah. But it always seemed weird to me to get mad about things going wrong, as if everything turning out OK was promised to everyone, ever. There wouldn't need to be paladins if the world was, like, ''fair''.\\
'''O-Chul:''' Ah, so [[KnightInSourArmor your optimism is a direct result of your relentlessly negative view]].\\
'''Lien:''' Ha ha, I guess so!



--> '''Cartman''': That's not fair!
--> '''Mr Hat''': Life's not fair, tubby, get used to it!
--> '''Cartman''': Stupid puppet...

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--> '''Cartman''': -->'''Cartman''': That's not fair!
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'''Mr Hat''': Life's not fair, tubby, get used to it!
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'''Cartman''': Stupid puppet...
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* Almost anyone dealing with someone that is complaining about whatever is bothering them will tell the person to deal with it, much to the annoyance of the person doing the complaining.
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--->'''Chiana''': (pleading) I want to go to him.
--->'''John''': I know... But since when do people like us get what we want?

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--->'''Chiana''': (pleading) I want to go to him.
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'''John''':
I know... But since when do people like us get what we want?



--->'''Blackadder''': But you know Baldrick, the world isn't fair. If it was, things like ''this'' wouldn't happen, would they?
---> ''(smacks Baldrick around the head for no reason)''

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--->'''Blackadder''': -->'''Blackadder''': But you know Baldrick, the world isn't fair. If it was, things like ''this'' wouldn't happen, would they?
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they?\\
''(smacks Baldrick around the head for no reason)''
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-->'''Tiger:''' You're a very brave, and very ''foolish'' little human. You rush in head first not bothering to even think of the consequences. You don't understand that sometimes, bravery isn't enough. Life can be ''hard'', little human, hard and ''unfair''--and you must know this. Don't. Be. Reckless. You're young, brave, and you have a good heart--but in this world, that isn't enough. I know that better than anyone.

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-->'''Tiger:''' You're a very brave, and very ''foolish'' little human. You rush in head first headfirst, not bothering to even think of the consequences. You don't understand that sometimes, bravery isn't enough. Life can be ''hard'', little human, hard and ''unfair''--and you must know this. Don't. Be. Reckless. You're young, brave, and you have a good heart--but in this world, that isn't enough. I know that better than anyone.
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** In ''Discworld/SoulMusic'', CrustyCaretaker Albert explains that Susan is the only eligible replacement for [[TheGrimReaper Death]], and being a typical teenager at heart Susan eventually resorts to complaining "It's not fair!" Albert retorts, dripping with sarcasm, that she can go explain that to the universe at large and see how far it gets her. This gets referred back to at the end of the book, when she's trying to save Buddy:

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** In ''Discworld/SoulMusic'', CrustyCaretaker Albert explains that Susan is the only eligible replacement for [[TheGrimReaper Death]], and being a typical teenager at heart Susan eventually resorts to complaining "It's not fair!" fair!". Albert retorts, dripping with sarcasm, that she can go explain that to the universe at large and see how far it gets her. This gets referred back to at the end of the book, when she's trying to save Buddy:
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* "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boatride", the fourth ever episode of ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' brings this up when Mr Garrison gives Stan an A- for an incredibly half-assed oral report on ancient cultures (he literally made it up on the spot and said that "ancient cultures has plagued our fragile Earth for many years"). Cartman, who turned in an equally half-assed report but got an F, complains bitterly, and Mr Garrison says that Stan gets preferential treatment because he's the star quarterback of the football team.

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* "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boatride", the fourth ever fourth-''ever'' episode of ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' brings this up when Mr Garrison gives Stan an A- for an incredibly half-assed oral report on ancient cultures (he literally made it up on the spot and said that "ancient cultures has have plagued our fragile Earth for many years"). Cartman, who turned in an equally half-assed report but got an F, complains bitterly, and Mr Garrison says that Stan gets preferential treatment because he's the star quarterback of the football team.

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* On ''Series/YoungHercules'', Hades knows of the special protection that Zeus grants Hercules. He expects Herc to be some kind of privileged son and is surprised to learn that the guy has never even met Zeus.
-->'''Hercules''': The Fates can be cruel. Look what they did to you.\\
'''Hades''': You're tellin' me. My brother, Zeus, gets to be king of all gods. My other brother, Poseidon, gets to be god of the sea. I get god of the Other Side, hangin' around for eternity with nothin' but dead people. Doesn't seem fair.
* On ''Series/QuantumLeap'', the first part of "The Leap Home" sees Sam as his younger self at a time when his family has yet to endure assorted tragedies (the deaths of his father and brother, his sister marrying an abuser, etc.). Sam tries to do whatever he can to prevent these things, but his warnings just create strain and problems. Sam laments that it's not fair he can SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong for complete strangers but not the people he loves most. Conversely, Al thinks this situation is actually extremely fair; he says Sam is lucky to get to spend a few days with his family and that he would give anything to see his own father and sister again.
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** Ironic since TheSocialDarwinist oft perpetrates [[YouFailLogicForever the "Just World" fallacy]].

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** Ironic since TheSocialDarwinist oft perpetrates [[YouFailLogicForever [[LogicalFallacies the "Just World" fallacy]].
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"Life isn't fair. Deal with it." FictionIsntFair and neither is RealLife. Another one of those StockPhrases, usually particularly irritating to the character it's being told to. Another way of saying "deal with it". Sometimes used to respond to an accusation that the character wasn't fighting fair. Often said by a character guilty of going out of their way to ''make'' things unfair, as their way of '''gloating''' and rubbing the victim's nose in their plight.

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"Life isn't fair. Deal with it." FictionIsntFair and neither is RealLife. Another one of those StockPhrases, usually particularly irritating to the character it's being told to. Another way of saying "deal with it". Sometimes used to respond to an accusation that the character wasn't fighting fair. Often said by a character guilty of going out of their way to ''make'' things unfair, as their way of '''gloating''' EvilGloating and rubbing the victim's nose in their plight.
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* Commonly used by parents and authority figures... usually to excuse {{Jerkass}} behavior.

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-->-- '''Bill Gates'''

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-->-- '''Bill Gates'''
'''Charles J. Sykes''' ([[https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/some-rules-kids-wont-learn-in-school/ commonly misattributed to Bill Gates]])

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* In ''VisualNovel/ZeroTimeDilemma'', this is [[BigBad Zero II]]’s CatchPhrase:
-->'''Zero II:''' Life is simply unfair, don’t you think?
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* Used and abused to hell and back, [[UpToEleven then back to hell and back again]]. {{Troll}}s, {{Griefer}}s, and '''especially''' TheSocialDarwinist, using either this or [[ParodyRetcon "satire"]] to excuse JerkAss behavior.

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* Used and abused to hell and back, [[UpToEleven then back to hell and back again]]. {{Troll}}s, {{Griefer}}s, and '''especially''' TheSocialDarwinist, using either this or [[ParodyRetcon "satire"]] to excuse JerkAss {{Jerkass}} behavior.



* Commonly used by parents and authority figures... usually to excuse JerkAss behavior.

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--> '''Cartman''': Thats not fair!
--> '''Mr Hat''': Life's not fair tubby, get used to it!

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--> '''Cartman''': Thats That's not fair!
--> '''Mr Hat''': Life's not fair fair, tubby, get used to it!



** Butters bitterly complains about this to himself in the episode "Professor Chaos", after he's been "fired" as the boys fourth friend, thinking about how he did all the humiliating, painful things they asked and they still rejected him. As such, he decides to take on the mantle of TinTyrant supervillain Professor Chaos (and is joined by the equally mistreated Dougie as General Disaray) as a way to take revenge on the world. Unfortunatly for Butters, he really IS just as lame and and wimpy as the boys think, and all his evil plans just amount to pathetically minor acts of vandalism like switching around soup orders in a diner or trying to flood the world with a garden hose.

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** Butters bitterly complains about this to himself in the episode "Professor Chaos", after he's been "fired" as the boys fourth friend, thinking about how he did all the humiliating, painful things they asked and they still rejected him. As such, he decides to take on the mantle of TinTyrant supervillain Professor Chaos (and is joined by the equally mistreated Dougie as General Disaray) Disarray) as a way to take revenge on the world. Unfortunatly Unfortunately for Butters, he really IS just as lame and and wimpy as the boys think, and all his evil plans just amount to pathetically minor acts of vandalism like switching around soup orders in a diner or trying to flood the world with a garden hose.
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* "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boatride", the fourth ever episode of ''SouthPark'' brings this up when Mr Garrison gives Stan an A- for an incredibly half-assed oral report on ancient cultures (he literally made it up on the spot and said that "ancient cultures has plagued our fragile Earth for many years"). Cartman, who turned in an equally half-assed report but got an F, complains bitterly, and Mr Garrison says that Stan gets preferential treatment because he's the star quarterback of the football team.

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* "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boatride", the fourth ever episode of ''SouthPark'' ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' brings this up when Mr Garrison gives Stan an A- for an incredibly half-assed oral report on ancient cultures (he literally made it up on the spot and said that "ancient cultures has plagued our fragile Earth for many years"). Cartman, who turned in an equally half-assed report but got an F, complains bitterly, and Mr Garrison says that Stan gets preferential treatment because he's the star quarterback of the football team.

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-->You know, I used to think that it was awful that life was so unfair. Then I thought, wouldn't it be much worse if life ''were'' fair, and all the terrible things that happen to us come because we actually ''deserve'' them? So, now I take great comfort in the general hostility and unfairness of the universe.

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-->You know, I used to think that it was awful that life was so unfair. Then I thought, wouldn't it be much worse if life ''were'' fair, and all the terrible things that happen to us come because we actually ''deserve'' ''[[LaserGuidedKarma deserve]]'' them? [[TheAntiNihilist So, now I take great comfort in the general hostility and unfairness of the universe.]]

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* "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boatride", the fourth ever episode of ''SouthPark'' brings this up when Mr Garrison gives Stan an A- for an incredibly half-assed oral report on ancient cultures (he literally made it up on the spot and said that "ancient cultures has plagued our fragile Earth for many years"). Cartman, who turned in an equally half-assed report but got an F, complains bitterly, and Mr Garrison says that Stan gets preferential treatment because he's the star quarterback of the football team.
--> '''Cartman''': Thats not fair!
--> '''Mr Hat''': Life's not fair tubby, get used to it!
--> '''Cartman''': Stupid puppet...
** This is especially ironic considering Cartman's CharacterDevelopment in later seasons where he'll move heaven and Earth if he thinks he's been even slightly wronged.
** Butters bitterly complains about this to himself in the episode "Professor Chaos", after he's been "fired" as the boys fourth friend, thinking about how he did all the humiliating, painful things they asked and they still rejected him. As such, he decides to take on the mantle of TinTyrant supervillain Professor Chaos (and is joined by the equally mistreated Dougie as General Disaray) as a way to take revenge on the world. Unfortunatly for Butters, he really IS just as lame and and wimpy as the boys think, and all his evil plans just amount to pathetically minor acts of vandalism like switching around soup orders in a diner or trying to flood the world with a garden hose.
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* In ''Fanfic/{{Kage}}'', Miranda has this opinion ([[DarkAndTroubledPast for a justified reason]]), as she tells Jade in the 12th chapter.
-->'''Miranda''': The only justice that I know is the one that people create and enforce. Everyone has their own definition of right and wrong, but [[MightMakesRight only strength determines which set of rights and wrongs prevails]].\\
'''Jade''': I don't believe in that. There is right, and there is wrong. [[BlackAndWhiteMorality As much as there is good and evil]]. It's how the world works.\\
'''Miranda''': Then you are as naïve as Elyon is. Or the Guardians and the Rebels, for that matter. There is no evil, just as there is no good. Life is cruel and ruthless, not wrong. Or right. It simply is.
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"Life isn't fair. Deal with it." FictionIsntFair and neither is RealLife. Another one of those StockPhrases, usually particularly irritating to the character it's being told to. Another way of saying "deal with it". Sometimes used to respond to an accusation that the character wasn't fighting fair.

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"Life isn't fair. Deal with it." FictionIsntFair and neither is RealLife. Another one of those StockPhrases, usually particularly irritating to the character it's being told to. Another way of saying "deal with it". Sometimes used to respond to an accusation that the character wasn't fighting fair.
fair. Often said by a character guilty of going out of their way to ''make'' things unfair, as their way of '''gloating''' and rubbing the victim's nose in their plight.
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* A line from the song "Empath's Ballad" in the ''Fanfic/EmpathTheLuckiestSmurf'' novel.

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* A line from the song "Empath's Ballad" in the ''Fanfic/EmpathTheLuckiestSmurf'' novel.
-->''They say that life isn't fair.\\
All I can say to that is I don't care.\\
It's so easy when you took from me\\
The things I can't get back from you in time.''
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* Shows up in the Hindi movie Bollywood/{{Lagaan}}, where the [[EvilBrit Captain Russell]] puts the natives in an impossible position - play a cricket game against an experienced team and win to avoid taxes for the next few years - or lose and pay ''three times that amount''. His sister calls him out on it.
--> '''Elizabeth:''' This isn't fair, brother.
--> '''Russell:''' So is life.
** [[LaserGuidedKarma This comes back]] to [[ReassignedToAntarctica bite him in the ass later.]]
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* In {{Transmetropolitan}}, when Spider meets with The Beast before the election, The Beast invokes this in spirit when Spider points out how unfair some of The Beast's views are.

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* In {{Transmetropolitan}}, ''ComicBook/{{Transmetropolitan}}'', when Spider meets with The Beast before the election, The Beast invokes this in spirit when Spider points out how unfair some of The Beast's views are.



* A suicidal woman tells this to {{Superman}} in the Grounded storyline. Much to her surprise, Superman agrees with her, but then adds that it isn't "unfair" either.

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-->'''Tiger:''' You're a very brave, and very ''foolish'' little human. You rush in head first not bothering to even think of the consequences. You don't understand that sometimes, bravery isn't enough. Life can be ''hard'', little human, hard and ''unfair''—and you must know this. Don't. Be. Reckless. You're young, brave, and you have a good heart—but in this world, that isn't enough. I know that better than anyone.

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-->'''Tiger:''' You're a very brave, and very ''foolish'' little human. You rush in head first not bothering to even think of the consequences. You don't understand that sometimes, bravery isn't enough. Life can be ''hard'', little human, hard and ''unfair''—and ''unfair''--and you must know this. Don't. Be. Reckless. You're young, brave, and you have a good heart—but heart--but in this world, that isn't enough. I know that better than anyone.



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-->And this life sentence that I’m serving\\
I admit that I’m every bit deserving\\

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* In the ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "What is Reality?", the Riddler's final challenge to Batman before his virtual world shuts down is: "If the planet were equitable, I'd still have my old job." This actually has a double meaning; since he previously had told Batman that his criminal career was a personal matter (in the previous episode he appeared in), he's saying if life were fair, his old employer would never have cheated and fired him. But it's also a riddle that tells the hero where he is: [[spoiler:The sentence can be rephrased to say, "If the world was fair, I'd still have my ex-position", meaning he's at the World's Fair Exposition.]]

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* In the ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "What is Reality?", the Riddler's final challenge to Batman before his virtual world shuts down is: "If the planet were equitable, I'd still have my old job." This actually has a double meaning; since he previously had told Batman that his criminal career was a personal matter (in the previous episode he appeared in), he's saying if life were fair, his old employer would never have cheated and fired him. But it's also a riddle that tells the hero where he is: [[spoiler:The sentence can be rephrased to say, "If the world was fair, I'd still have my ex-position", meaning he's at the World's Fair Exposition.]] ]]



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* ''Series/{{Blackadder}} the Third'' gives us this:
--->'''Blackadder''': But you know Baldrick, the world isn't fair. If it was, things like ''this'' wouldn't happen, would they?
---> ''(smacks Baldrick around the head for no reason)''
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* Used and abused to hell and back, then back to hell and back again. {{Troll}}s, {{Griefer}}s, and '''especially''' TheSocialDarwinist, using either this or [[ParodyRetcon "satire"]] to excuse JerkAss behavior.

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* On the more positive side of things ''wanting'' life to be fair and thus striving to towards an admittedly impossible ideal is seen as a virtue of our race.

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* Often told to those suffering from depression. To those who know someone who is depressed, saying this is a ''bad'' idea.

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* Often told to those suffering from depression. To those who know someone who is depressed, [[DrivenToSuicide saying this is a ''bad'' idea.
a]] ''[[DrivenToSuicide bad]]'' [[DrivenToSuicide idea]].
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* Inverted in ''SomethingPositive'' when [[spoiler: Faye]] [[http://www.somethingpositive.net/sp01282006.shtml died]]:

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* Invoked and played with in [[http://www.arthurkingoftimeandspace.com/1757.htm this]] ''ArthurKingOfTimeAndSpace'' strip. To Arthur and his crew "life isn't fair" is a reason to work at making it fairer.

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