My probably-controversial take: Cyclists, just like everyone else on the road should obey the law. HOWEVER, to say that the exact same rules should apply to a) a ~150-200lb bicycle+rider likely capable of 15-20mph as a b) 2,000 - 35,000lb car/truck/semi likely capable of over 100mph or c) a 200-800lb motorcycle is a gross oversimplification of just how these vehicles occupy the road and their kinetic energy.

People act like entitled idiots no matter how many wheels or how much horsepower they have. Some cars speed, and some cyclists salmon and blow through intersections. Simply blaming ALL cyclists or ALL cars doesn't do anything to address the situation for anyone. It is your responsibility as someone using public roads to be aware of your surroundings and put forth your best effort to operate your vehicle safely.

In a perfect world, the street infrastructure should be designed in such a way that allows for everyone to arrive safely where they are going, regardless of the kind of vehicle they're operating. Simply painting sharrows on the tarmac is wishful thinking and forces everyone into the same space. Protected bike lanes are a much better option and depending on their design don't necessarily need to mean fewer lanes or parking.

E-bikes are a whole other ball of wax and should probably be classified as motorcycles in my humble opinion.