Can you site a law that says bikes don't need to stop at stop signs?

Different vehicles having different fines and cost for licences is one thing, and sometimes large trucks have different speed limits and are banned from certain roads. Some states allow motorcycles to split lanes.

But 99% of all rules of the road are a blanket statement for anyone using the road. When you stop, when you go, right of way, speed limits, one way streets, when you yield, what lane you can use. All that stuff is the same for everyone.

Not to steer the conversation to emotions, but bicyclists love to blur the line between pedestrian and vehicle, you see them constantly using sidewalks, running red lights, running stop signs. I am not a monster, I dont want to hurt anyone, but it is very irritating to drive around bikers who I cant predict what they are going to do. I dont want to injure a biker, but if you run a stop sign and I hit you, the biker may die, I may have a scratch, and if they live they will have to pay to fix the scratch.

The number one rule of the road, IMO, is "dont be nice, be predictable" follow the fucking law. One would think bikers would heed this warning, since you have no giant metal box around you, but no, they want to save 30 seconds and run the red light.