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I accidentally pressed \"Enter\" before giving the full reasoning as to why I removed the \"Strawman Has A Point\" trope.
* Peter has his smart moments and his dumb moments. Everybody makes mistakes. He\'s human.
* Peter and his team\'s behavior towards him is a product of teenage humor and the fact they haven\'t gotten use to each other yet. Most of the first season is showing how they develop as a team and learn to trust each other. Which brings me to my next point:
* Peter and his team have already developed FAR past the point of being immature and \"jerks\" to others. Not to sound judgmental, but the user apparently had only payed attention to these traits during select episodes (from Season 1) and is comparing it to older versions of Spider-Man, as if it needed to follow that format. That\'s why I corrected the mistake. It\'s not out of spite for \"negativity\".
* Peter has his smart moments and his dumb moments. Everybody makes mistakes. He\'s human.
* Peter and his team\'s behavior towards him is a product of teenage humor and the fact they haven\'t gotten use to each other yet. Most of the first season is showing how they develop as a team and learn to trust each other. Which brings me to my next point:
* Peter and his team have already developed FAR past the point of being immature and \"jerks\" to others. Not to sound judgmental, but the user apparently had only payed attention to these traits during select episodes (from Season 1) and is comparing it to older versions of Spider-Man, as if it needed to follow that format. That\'s why I corrected the mistake. It\'s not out of spite for \"negativity\".
