As I said, your take is laughably wrong about Zoro.
Not that he thinks Luffy‘s dream is more important than his own.
Dreams =/= lives. Zoro believes it’s better to die having chased his dream than lived giving it up.
Your other message is fine, you make good points but I guess we'll have to agree to disagree.
Here, this I believe is a cope and frankly is the same thing Sanji does, but again, I believe we'll have to agree to disagree.
Zoro deciding that he might just as well die there fighting a non swordsman for someone else dream in in no way shape or form different than what Sanji did.
Do you frankly believe that if Kuma instead of killing him had sent him to impel down and cut off his arms he would have said no?
Here, this I believe is a cope and frankly is the same thing Sanji does, but again, I believe we'll have to agree to disagree.
Zoro deciding that he might just as well die there fighting a non swordsman for someone else dream in in no way shape or form different than what Sanji did.
Do you frankly believe that if Kuma instead of killing him had sent him to impel down and cut off his arms he would have said no?
Zoro offered a fair trade, life for a life. Anything beyond that, attempts to mutilate Zoro, make him give up what is most important to him and live with that, is beyond that. That would then shows Kuma as a brute of a man who cannot be trusted to maintain his word, and so you are as well fighting to the end.
And you can keep saying what Sanji did is no different, that’s cope. That’s saying Sanji was right on Baratie when he said that Zoro should just give up his dream rather than dying. Missing the point of the scene and what it means in One Piece to stake your life on going after dreams entirely