This is an unfortunate view, because Cloudflare is a better actor than most of their listed competitors. And the puzzles you are dealing with are merely settings that Cloudflare's customers have decided on, based on the assumption of risk based on how you choose to access the web.

Instead of pitching a fit at Cloudflare, encourage and promote positive views of Tor-based browsing, privacy-respecting browser settings, etc. There's an unfortunate reality that people want those Cloudflare settings because they stop a lot of malicious traffic, while allowing the vast majority of legitimate traffic. As we move the window of legitimate traffic to be more privacy-respecting, you'll see the boundaries of such behaviors are forced to adjust.