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Fact is most are in crews aiding their captains to be Pirate King.Unless you're in the actual crew of someone trying to be pirate king, allies and people just supporting therefore fall under the category of those not trying to be PK, which again proves the point that the majority ain't actively trying to be pirate king. Many might have set sail trying but are now settled under a Yonkous flag and aren't doing anything towards finding one piece.
Those who subordinate to the Yonko are made to either by force or by defeat. Bege is a prime example of this. Subordinated himself because he couldn't defat Big Mom.
The point is, they set sail trying, we're not talking about what they settled for.
As I said, the rise of Pirates after Roger's death is the aim to be Pirate King. You more or less admit to the point I've been making all along. The rise to Piracy was caused by desire to be King, what happened after is irrelevant.
Your statement is also somewhat atrocious to. People supporting someone trying to be Pirate King despite not being in the crew are no different. Bartolomeo is no different from Nami, they're all supporters. Not sure where or how you're defining supporter. You don't have to be in the actual crew to aid in making someone king. That is awful logic to say otherwise.
Wrong, Ace believed he was trying to be Pirate King. He only gave up on being Pirate King when he deemed Whitebeard the man that deserved it.Ace was defeated by Whitebeard but he was still given an option to join him and wasn't forced. The WB pirates accommodated both him and his crew until he came to a decision and I imagine there'd be plenty like him and Squard who were given the simple option seeing as they all seem happy to be under WB. They were were happy to follow a man who wasn't trying to become PK.
Whitebeard Pirates were with him when he was aiming to be Pirate King, they're not going to abandon him just because he gave up that goal, he is their father after all.
Like I said before, you have 0 proof:
- You can't contest the fact Whitebeard was fighting Roger often.
- You can't contest the fact that only those who reach the Island end of the Log Pose learn about One Piece.
- You can't contest the fact that going to Wano is consistent with aiming for One Piece.
- You can't contest the fact that they both had Oden as crew members is consistent with One Piece and the aim to be Pirate King.
Wrong, he was looking for a family. Not being interested with gold has nothing to do with family. Not sure how you link the 2.Whitebeard wasn't talking about a traditional family. That's why he said it's something he'd always wanted as a kid and wasn't interested in treasure. His dream was to gather crew members who he could call family. A simple man with a noble dream. He also told Roger that he wasn't interested in finding Raftel before Roger said anything to him about the Will of D, even going so far as to say he wouldn't go there even if he told him where it was.
You're hoodwinked by an illogical fallacy. Your argument here is you can't want a family and want to find One Piece? Lol.
He lost interest only after Roger had become Pirate King, otherwise, he wouldn't have had anything to do with the Island at the end of the Log-pose, Wano and Oden.
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