Or you just look at Suttkus' post since he is absolutely right.

Am I required by Realms Law to put this line in my signature? : - )

I believe that you are. You know, we need a keeper of the Book of the Realms, like Keith Richards's character in Pirates of the Caribbean. Or Lyssa Drak, to use a heroclix example.

You forgot Bane venom pumping himself to death...

Easy way to recall how it works, and the way I used to tell new players to remember it years ago when the TA first came out:

TAs only give their benefits to the character with the TA. The healing from the SS TA thus, gives the benefit only to the figure(s) with the SS TA.

Now that might have changed in the intervening years since I played the game a lot more, but at least in this case, it still works.

The problem with that is that there are a lot of team abilities that give a benefit to other characters. SHIELD, Hydra, Police, etc.
Generalizations like that don't work. You have to look at each one individually.

I kinda love this out of context. It's like a mobius strip.

All those TAs you mention however, explicitly state they aid another, and explicitly state that the figure with the TA has to instigate the ability of the TA.

In other words: The figures with the TA are still the ones that use the power.

My words are like a continuous one-sided surface formed by rotating one end of a rectangular strip 180° and attaching it to the other end? I'm not sure what to make of that.
That's the point. You said "TAs only give their benefits to the character with the TA." I pointed out that this was incorrect. Only the character using the team ability use the team ability, but clearly other characters get "benefits" from it.

It reminded me of a favorite phrase: All generalizations are false.

You made a generalization about generalizations... and that tickles me.

Technically, I said "generalization like that," by which I was referring to generalizing the rules of the game when it's not technically correct to do so, but I see where you're coming from.

And yes, I do despise generalizations, generally.

Suicide Squad has been clarified to make Suttkus' examples airtight. (As the power is written, a character should not have been able to heal twice.)

From the Player's Guide: