No, you are using mental gymnastic by trying to pretend that Luffy and Zoro has standalone dreams at this point in the story, and refusing to acknowledge the reality of the situation, and that's the fact that all of the Straw Hats dreams are interconnected, and directly linked to Luffy's.
You're refusing to acknowledge the fact that everyone in the Straw Hat pirates must be strong enough to contend with the enemies that are directly linked to Luffy's dream.
The Straw Hats set out to achieve their dreams by helping Luffy achieve his, and on the path of Luffy's dream strength is 100 percent a requirement.
That is reality. Accept it.
You're refusing to acknowledge the fact that everyone in the Straw Hat pirates must be strong enough to contend with the enemies that are directly linked to Luffy's dream.
The Straw Hats set out to achieve their dreams by helping Luffy achieve his, and on the path of Luffy's dream strength is 100 percent a requirement.
That is reality. Accept it.
I'm not refusing anything I'm stating facts you are making bs up. You say by proxy of helping luffy they all fight for their dreams which is a lie cuz using your logic they are fighting to help luffy accomplish his dream not their own. If you keep trying to hang on this wrong point your statement itself is wrong. The sh's are then not fighting for their dreams they are fighting for luffy's.
The sh's set out to help each other while trying to get there own dreams. A better ship mean the the sh's can sail further which helps nami and luffy off the back of franky's dream.
So again since you want to keep arguing with facts. If the sh's never fight again can zoro and luffy accomplish their dreams? Can the other sh's still accomplish their dreams? Answer this.