Take the question Acid asked in a post few days ago. _"What would you do if i supported your growth?"._
Do you know what the comment section turned into?
>Im a good boy and if you give me some money ill be an even better good boy.

I will bet you anything there are hundreds if not thousands more deserving individuals then those that dropped a comment on his post. 
Do you know what those people didnt think about?
They didnt think about the fact that there are others out there that deserve Acids delegation and votes more, they didnt think that there might be a superb talent out there somewhere that could grow into something the STEEM blockchain can showcase. They didnt think that someone out there might be doing something more then them and if that person got that delegation he/she could do much more for everyone. 

No. They thought this is my opportunity. _It doesnt matter if someone more deserving should get this._ 
And thats really the crux of things here.  
<b>Its only unfair if im not doing well. But ill take anything i can get even if i really should not be the one taking it.</b>
And thats ok. Because everyone is like that. It might be bad for the platform, but most people are like that. They delegate to bots, they lie and cheat their way into reputation. They screw people over. They manipulate... etc.  
People always put themselves in front of others and if they dont end up in front, they scream "unfair!".
Whale to dolphin to minnow. Its all the same crap. The "fairness attribute" doesnt belong to any Steem class...
People are people and for most part are the same. 

<b>And thats why i will say that "STEEM" is indeed unfair. Because there will always be those that will complain about selfishness, unfairness but when faced with an opportunity to be selfless and fair, honest to the principles they claim to uphold, they will shy away from it.</b> 

And thats the most unfair thing of all. Being a hypocrite.