No it doesn't.
Combattant is not a role on a ship. I hear what you are saying and I understand that Yamato is indeed characterized as a combattant, but on the ship, it doesn't matter. Their is a reason the role of Zoro was never announced as a official "combattant", his role is FIRST MATE. That's his role on the ship, in the undertext of the story, not combattant. Again, a role must have something to do with the PLACE on the Sunny. "Combattant" alone means nothing, it has no self value.
No their is NOTHING in Yamato's characterization showing that she is a Log keeper. Inin contrary to what you are saying nothing in the milking surrounding Yamato is leading us to believe that. Nothing.
Yes, Yamato could be an apprentice I could actually accept that as Yamato is indeed characterized through inexperience. That's the only potential possibility for Yamato on the crew. But given her confidence, her age and her strenght, this possibility is more than unlikely.
Of course their is a difference mate, hundreds of panel of difference. Her treatments are in NO WAY similar. Camie is treated as a background helping character who do not take part into the action, when Carrot is directly taking part into the action, you are out of the field here mate, those case are completely different. So don't try to compare Carrot to such character.
Not at all, Carrot has NEVER been a main arc character. Main arc character are the character that are the most focused on during the arc, that are thematically the most relevant, they are few on each arc. On whole cake it was for example Sanji / Big Mom / Pudding and Luffy
NOT Carrot or Pedro or even Chopper.
If there is a fetish with Furry, it's ith you guys who keep talking about it, not with me.
Oh! An incel argumentation
Yeah, and you are about to feel that just fine
She will tho
Because Morj is one of the few analyst that has an actual understanding of storytelling. I do not agree vith everything with him (for instance, that the raid would fail) but he knows his stuff and his theory are based on real storytelling instinct (I don't think he has a full knowledge yet)