Pluto Should be considered a planet, because, to be put simply, WHY NOT?

According to the IAU, (International Astronomical Union) Pluto is not a planet because it does not fulfill the third part of the definition of a planet, that is that it does not have the gravitational pull to clear its orbit. But its size doesn't matter, because it has the gravitational pull to hold 5 moons, which is more moons than both Earth and Mars combined.

Furthermore, many tiny objects such as Pluto have been found, and have been discovered, and are commonly found in either the Asteroid Belt or the Kuiper Belt. Pluto resides in the Kuiper Belt, where many tiny, icy objects are found. Because they are different and far away, it is easier for scientists to classify them as "dwarf planets" and deprive them of their planetary status and rights.