I'll let my fellow bikers draw their own conclusions from this, but thought it was worth running up the flagpole.
IMHO - he DOES make a good case for treating all road users as we would have them treat us. He concludes:
"Like I said, I’m all for bicycling. But just because you’re on a bike doesn’t make you a better person than someone in a car, necessarily. I know the virtuous, holier-than-thou feeling that sometimes sets in when I’m riding my bike. But, biker friends, you’ve got to resist the self-righteous impulse. God is not on your side. Riding rude makes people hate you, for one thing, and, for another, you’re representing not just all cyclists but our bicycling future. Don’t ruin it for the rest of the cyclists. And, too, as someone once said, “Can’t we all just get along?”
http://www.cartalk.com/content/riding-shirty