In any group of friends, there's going to be that one kid everyone sh*ts on, and it sounds like you're that kid. You're in good company, 'cause so was I.
It's not a bad thing, and fact I used it to my advantage, just like you're doing, in that I could make new friends easily. No one wants that job, so the one who has it and can take it is respected and well-received in just about any crowd, but not every crowd. This seems backwards, but it's the truth.
You seemed to have taken it well and have now reached your breaking point. So, to answer your question, forgive and forget, but don't tolerate their BS. Tell them to piss off, and ignore them for a while so they know you mean business. There's a chance they'll come around or they'll find someone else to fill your shoes, and then that person will get fed-up and the cycle will continue. If that's the case, these people are really no good, but you'll find that out in due time.
On a similar note, I read an interesting aphorism the other day: "You don't have to change friends if you understand that friends change".
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