Dear young adults in figurative diapers,

Being an adult can be a major drag. We have to get jobs. Pay bills. Pay taxes. Make our own appointments. Go to bed early so we can get up early and shuffle on to work the next morning so we can pay for all the stuff we need to continue working. Also, the refrigerator doesn't magically fill itself. Someone should tell Whirlpool about that. Have you noticed that in order for food to be prepared... you have to prepare it? Ridiculous. I'm calling my mom.

Adulthood isn't what we thought it would be. No, the economy these past several years hasn't exactly been stellar, either. Okay? Okay.

My fellow millennials, for sure we have our challenges. Many of you were raised in broken homes. Many of you were exposed to divorce. It's possible a lot of you didn't live with your father or may not have known him at all. Combine home life with the rise of political correctness in school, taking its dangerous form of "self-esteem above all," and no wonder you think life is unfair but you should have it all.

Look, I'm sorry life screwed you over in the early years. I'm sorry if you were shuffled to daycare day in and day out. I'm sorry if you don't have memories of playing with your parents. But most of all, I'm sorry you were not instilled with the grand idea of personal responsibility. I'm sorry you were not empowered with the notion that YOU are the commander of your own life. If you take nothing else from this post, believe that no matter who you are, you can succeed. Without government.

Because guess what, my friends? Your abject loyalty to socialism is going to tank our country. Your insistence on getting what you want and making other people pay for it, all under the guise of "fairness," will lead to ruin. For everyone. Including you.

You were likely taught in school of the virtues of socialism. How a government looking after its people via taking over businesses would promote equality. To each according to his need. Sharing, you were told, is caring. Awww! It's a better world where everyone has the same things. It's a better world when we're all equal! No one is rich, no one is poor. Utopia.

Well, the education system kind of screwed fooled you. They told some white lies here and there. Why shouldn't they? A public school is just a state school. A government school. Why wouldn't those schools promote the same system which would ensure they continue on regardless of their quality? Regardless of the outcome? Follow the money. Public schools are funded by governments. It doesn't seem to matter how poorly performing a school is, does it? Why is that? Because it doesn't matter. FAIRNESS. EQUALITY. SCHOOL IS A RIGHT. HEATHER HAS TWO MOMMIES, YOU BIGOT!

The truth about socialism is much different. While you may think the tenets are lofty, fair, reasonable, and give you the feels, the reality is darker (read WW2 Survivor's Account Draws Chilling Similarities between Nazism and Liberalism...). See, socialism removes human ambition from the equation. Actually it does more than that. Socialism punishes human ambition. Those who strive to be their best, to do their best, only highlight the masses of humans who do not strive. Who fail. And that's just. Not. Fair. It's not fair for a few people to succeed while others don't.

Voila, socialism. The idea that people who suck at life get to take from people who don't suck at life, because it's not fair that a few people who are either brilliant, hard-working, both brilliant and hardworking, should succeed more than people who are not brilliant or hard-working. BOO! Socialism promotes human mediocrity.

Question for you: Who are these angels in government who are going to make things fair? After you've answered that question, answer me this: why do you put more trust in these elected strangers, who address you while reading from a teleprompter, with YOUR LIFE than you trust your own self? Read Dear Liberals: Your Cult-like Faith in Government is Disturbing... Why do you put so much faith in Bernie Sanders's plan to save you than you trust yourself to save you? Reminder, it took Bernie Sanders 40 years to earn a paycheck.

Why do you want to change the economy because you just cannot hack it?

Socialism is for losers. Socialism is for bums (see WATCH: Debunking the Myth of 'Democratic' Socialism). Socialism is for people who think life is unfair and therefore everyone else, who does work, must take care of you. Or even if you are taking care of yourself, you still think everyone else should help those losers who can't care for themselves. Seeing a theme here? Socialism is for people who see the worst in others. Socialism assumes humans are weak. Pathetic. Read Dear 'Men' Who Vote Bernie Sanders: You're Not Men at All...

America was founded on the idea that human beings should be free to live their own lives. To be masters of their own destiny. That, by the way, is the definition of American Exceptionalism. People, not government, should be in charge of their own lives. They should be free. Free to succeed. Free to fail.

Which is why the blind embrace of socialism would systematically unwind what America is. Why? Because a lot of you just plain suck. Sorry for the tough love, but come on.

Interestingly, and I'm not using that word sarcastically, when you socialist millennials decide to pull on your big boy and big girl pants, go out into the world and fight for yourself, you leave socialism behind. After learning you can take care of yourself, it just requires a crap ton of work and less whining, your imaginary friend socialism loses its appeal.

From The Washington Post:

The expanded social welfare state Sanders thinks the United States should adopt requires everyday people to pay considerably more in taxes. Yet millennials become averse to social welfare spending if they foot the bill. As they reach the threshold of earning $40,000 to $60,000 a year, the majority of millennials come to oppose income redistribution, including raising taxes to increase financial assistance to the poor.

Lemme translate that for you: you're totally cool with socialism...until you're the one paying for it.

Welcome to the real world, kids. Where those of us who work don't want to pay for those people who don't. You know why? You had this one right earlier on. There is absolutely nothing fair about someone who works paying for someone who doesn't. There is nothing fair about the government (made up of elected people) deciding who succeeds and who does not. There is nothing fair about punishing human ingenuity, ambition or work ethic simply because other people lack those qualities.

America. It gives you the freedom to be great. It gives you the opportunity to strive. What you need isn't for the government to "make things fair." What you need is for the government to get the hell out of your way, so you can be the best version of you.

Now, doesn't that sound better than sameness?

~Written by Courtney Kirchoff (plus awesome editing and super-GIFS by Crowder.)