“Everyone is entitled to my opinion” is the perfect slogan for people who enter conversations not to listen, but to generously distribute their own wisdom like a public service announcement. It has the confidence of someone who corrects the GPS while getting lost and still believes they should be in charge. The phrase turns arrogance into an art form, suggesting that your opinions are so important they should probably be included in the Constitution, printed on coffee mugs, and announced before every family dinner argument.