Something that Bob Dylan liked to call a "truth attack":
The one thing that the last couple "bitches" have in common is a frustration at being (or seeming to be) misunderstood. King, please don't take this personally, it's just a general observation, but I find it endless fascinating that it seems like it's always the other guy. There are ten threads here buried in the past about how bad management is, and how "they don't get us". Then there's this about how bad this employee is, and how he "didn't get what I was trying to do". Then there's the theme that "they (whoever that is) don't get my generation".
At some point, it has to be understood that we can't FORCE someone to understand us. The current generation "seems" entitled, because their message "seems" to be one of entitlement. That's not subject to debate - you may not intend it to be that way, but it certainly SEEMS that way - and so the onus is on you to clarify how that's not the case. I think what most people forget (with the possibility exception of management bitching about employees) is that most of this involves people that have been on both sides. As a general proposition, bitching to someone who has been in your shoes and persevered is going to fall on deaf ears.
How can you not accept that saying "wipe out my student debt, give me a minimum wage, and oh, tax the rich to pay for it" to someone that absorbed - and likely PAID FOR - their student debt, without any meaningful minimum wage, and some of whom ARE the rich that you want to pay for this - comes off as "entitlement"? I think that's the failure of Bernie, who never was able to bridge that gap, and why you're in for a sad and probably a tad painful dose of reality when either Clinton or Trump is elected, since you aren't going to see that change wholesale with either candidate.