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Aggro should be treated as the go-to beginner deck for someone to learn the game. But it should not be supported by Wizards of the Coast in any way. If anything an ideal standard block has midrange and control decks being the dominant decks.
A bad standard block is where aggro and combo are dominant as this block is.