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They are not writing him well anymore. Its bad enough he is not showcased often but he gives Oliver bad advice like telling him not to tell Thea that he is the Arrow and that that should abandon Roy. The latter is more upsetting because as a former military man, Diggle knows that one does not abandon their teammate.
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I sort of have to disagree.
Let me ask you a question: When Oliver told Laurel to get away from Ted, what was his reasoning? It was because in his eyes Ted was a killer so Laurel should stay away from him... hmm okay.
Roy [possibly at the time] killed Sara, a woman he knew for so long, a person he probably loved. Killed one of their own but he should stick by him?
To me it's a bit hypocritical. Which is why I loved Diggle saying you can have a set of rules and let it goes two different ways. It's like you can't judge that killer out on the street and then support a killer sitting in your house who's a friend.
If avenge Sara's death meant giving up on Roy, he would've had to deal. Just my opinion though. Luckily we found out that he didn't do it.
Now I actually agree with you, that Oliver should've told Thea that he was Arrow.
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