&gt; That&#x27;s how life works. Stop whining. No, life isn&#x27;t fair. Deal with it.<p>I realize that the context is different in the U.S. vs the rest of the world, but would you say &quot;life isn&#x27;t fair, deal with it&quot; to slaves in the South in the 1800s? Or to segregated blacks in the 1900s? Or to women who couldn&#x27;t vote?<p>Or, to use a more modern example, to Muslims who are facing prejudice and persecution because of the actions of extremists?<p>Throughout history, &quot;stop whining, deal with it&quot; has tended to be the refrain of the privileged.