I often enjoy Steven Quinn on CBC, but this unfunny attempt at satire falls flat.  I commute daily by bike in Vancouver and I also own and drive a car.  Careless, dangerous, and stupid behavior on the roadway isn't unique to cyclists or motorists, but rather is a problem common among many people who use either mode of transport.  I've found Vancouver motorists to be consistently and wonderfully respectful of cyclists, and yes, fair-weather cyclists are sometimes a bloody menace. However, on the particular issue of entitlement, motorist culture wins, hands-down, as there is a tacit belief that roadways exist uniquely for motorists, so ordained by God and funded uniquely by the humble motorist.