Is it time to start calling out bad cyclists?

That's about it to me personally.

But we're talking about collective responsibility. Surely I have more than just a direct responsibility to directly increase any risks to you. My running a red light, slapping a car, punching a pedestrian or shitting on a car bonnet all have consequences, with the next driver using my actions as justification for their later actions. That's what's being proposed upthread, no?

That's not part of your repsonsibility. It's their responsibility not to get wound up by others for doing what they (the others) are legitimately allowed to do. Driver should consider Highway Code Rule 147.

Legit in who's eyes? The cyclist? The driver's? The law's? A slap on the bonnet, for example, is entirely lawful and legit, per rulings in the High Court.

Drivers should surely be considerate to other road users at all time, no? Or does witnessing a cyclist jump a red light obviate the need to be considerate later on in the day?

Put the straw man away.

Where's the straw man? Substitute RLJ / bonnet slap for ride in primary / exist as a cyclist, and the point remains the same.

Nope. Again, you don't have to guess how others will overreact to you doing something perfectly legit.

Apparently you do though. Because responsibility it conferred by those doing the blaming.

As someone once said:

It's the stereotypes that are used in the collective blaming that define the collectives that should be responsible

So let's define what this collective cyclist responsibility is then. As a responsible and considerate cyclist, I need to know.