Pluto As A Planetary Planet

Can you answer that? Well, a planet is described as a celestial body that is in an orbit of the Sun, has a near round shape, and doesn't enter an asteroid field. Simple answer, right? No, Mostly because when Pluto was a planet, it had most of all of those features, only that it didn't orbit the sun like the closer planets. Pluto was considered a dwarf planet after only fulfilling 2 requirement, no Planeteering for this guy. Alright then, what is the definition of a planet? In the dictionary, a planet is defined as "a celestial body moving in an elliptical orbit around a star," a clear reason that anything orbiting a star can be a planet. Then why do we dismiss the thought that Pluto is a celestial being that revolves around the Sun? Because Pluto revolves at an erratic orbit, it takes too long to get even near the Sun. I swear, one last question.
Well, one can debate that Pluto can be a planet, others think otherwise. But one Scientist by the name of Alan Stern says that science is not a democracy, its either right or wrong (I vote right). Stern also said "its atmosphere is bigger than the Earth's". Pluto has the atmosphere to be considered livable, therefore, it can be a planet. Just have industrial heaters and we'll be fine. In all seriousness, the atmosphere is double than the Earth's own, we have to adapt to the double amount of nitrogen. In a way, this planet is livable to an extent, but the risk is to great to leave Earth as we know it. If only we had an Earth 2 like the Flash, ah but I digress. Many answers are better left to professionals. As long as I know that we have a better chance at scouting, we'll be fine. Thank you and