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I'm sorry, but most of the English writing community disagrees with you.
https://www.google.com/search?q=its+vs+it%27s
Basically, would you say "his" or "hi's"? "Hers" or "her's"? "Ours" or "our's"? "Its" contains the same possessive quality as those and "it's" contains the same "[pronoun] is" / "[pronoun]'s" contraction as "he's" and "she's".
The only exception to the "no apostrophes for pronouns" rule is "one's" (as in "One should keep one's peace"). And names always have them, which is probably what creates the confusion for most people in the first place. "Scockeram's correct, but it's easy to be confused by its similarities to other possessive nouns."
("We're" also gets a pass from "[pronoun] is" / "[pronoun]'s" rule and doesn't become "we's" because of the plurality of "we", though some accents force exceptions to that rule too!)