Tbf tho, what you said can kind of be used as a double-edged sword if we're talking about Mr. Morj
He is so confident that there is more to this arc than we think, and he also believes that there is a huge role for Zoro to play in the end
His stance on ZKK from what I've seen is not based too much on very underlying thematic perspectives but rather he holds the general viewpoint that ZKK would take away from Luffy's victory
And that is a fair stance, but I feel like it is no different from most of the others who disagree with the theory
If you take a look at why he wanted the raid to fail you'll get what i mean when i say the guy looks at the bigger picture snd the general thematic required tropes that may be missing...he is a constructive individual definitively i wouldn't diss him for his certainty of his own takes.. to him the route oda takes matters the most and thats what he tries to anticipate regardless of what it may be.. and i respect that.
About Zkk..
look i dont have anything personal with zkk.. i was a stan once, then i was in the middle and now I'm in deep south atm
my problems with the theory might not be integral and decisive to yall but zoro's W through something like this seems undeserved to say the least.. and i think that is where the problem lies
almost everything about this theory is externally based upon... and the Crux of it being is "zoro is zoro hence zkk" that's the gist I'm getting with little motivation from the plot or Kaido himself who he has barley any development with.
If zoro deserves a W he deserves something he earned with his elbow grease not density coz that's ain't how zoro's character works...zoro's shimotsuki plot is still hanging so lets wait and see where that goes.. hus grave visit to Ryuma.. or something else completely different..