What Zoro basically said is that he would never do the mistake of throwing his life away without a big reason. (another reason why he never admitted that he took Luffy's pain)
I think in Zoro's mind, the loss he was talking about were related to the fact of losing his pride and honor more than losing in itself. Zoro do not really see being collectively defeated as a problem of pride (in the case of Kuma for ex) when he knows he can't really do much, the problem comes...
Wisdom requires a constant effort on itself to remain ethical. A person that considers they don't have anything to learn is a person that is already lost to the dark. In fandoms, this is the equivalent of never questionning the behavior of your fellow fan and following them day after day as they...
And one day if you are smart... you will wake up in the middle of a conservative group, not understanding what went wrong and why everyone is suddenly being racist or sexist or whatever. This is what a shift of perspective is.
What I said is that there was a conservative element within the critic. This is what you do not understand. But again, it's a problem of perspective. You have the narrow vision of certain concepts, you do not see their real materialities, as such, like many, you think that it is inadequate to...
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