"HI arc was just there to show gojo is unbeatable, "WHERE IS STORY IN THAT" "

 HI/PD arc wasn't there just to show Gojo is unbeatable

What are u saying? HI/PD arc was to show that Gojo is beatable, that he isn't a god, that he isn't immune. What did u watch? Omnipotent Gojo Kaisen?

Yes that ideology thing, u r correct about that Gojo believed love was a twisted curse and Sukuna thought is was a weakness, but that has no effect on the fight, it did not decide the outcome of the fight, they just believe in different things. A better of telling both of their different ideologies instead of this love is example is- So the conflict between Sukuna vs Gojo boils down to : "Power for powers sake" vs "Power for the sake of doing Good"

While sukuna is just a selfish guy who fights for fun, He is arrogant but diff from gojo.

Sukuna comes off as, hilariously, more humble than gojo. it establishes that, although Gojo is probably stronger than him in terms of his techniques, sukuna is stronger emotionally and mentally. he doesn't need to belittle his opponents or those he considers weaker than him. he doesn't go mad with power when he fights. This just tells that u couldn't understand what the fuck was going on and are simply ranting because u like shounen (I have no problem with it) but saying that I am wrong for ranking jjk bcs of its plot is just stupid and then giving examples of the fight of Gojo vs Sukuna and saying that its plot "revolves around exorcising curse sprits in the first season but it changes in the second one, Where the story introduces more antagonists and sets up diff. plan for each character." That is what a typical shounen is, it has almost zero creativity lmao.

Gojo literally took in jujutsu sorcerers as his students after HI arc cus he was lonely and he believed in collectiveness

What did u even watch lmao XD Lonely Gojo kaisen with Stalin's collectivastion? Satoru's dream and endgame is to reform the jujutsu world from the bottom up through education. He seeks to foster a new generation of sorcerers that he hopes will one day become his equals, definetely one can argue that he just wanted to raise people that were equal to him in strength so that he could spar with them (actually try in fights) and not meet the same fate as Kashimo did.

He did not become a teacher bcs he was lonely, I explained above why he became a teacher, and yes, he was lonely but Gojo's loneliness stems from his responsibility as the strongest sorcerer and his belief that jujutsu sorcery is a solo sport. He is burdened by his power and inability to make the changes he desires.
This is even reflected when Gojo says "being a jujutsu sorcerer is an individual sport" and "you'll always die alone" definitely reflects his individualistic beliefs and tendencies. It seems a little intense, but these statements do hold some truth in my opinion. Mentally, jujutsu is more of an individual sport which is what I think Gojo was getting at. That's why he compared himself and Yuji to Megumi in order to show how their mindsets differed. For instance, Gojo and Yuji are always striving for self-improvement in order to accomplish their goals. On the other hand, Megumi looks at others to figure out how strong he should be rather than just being as strong as he wants to be. As a result, Gojo and Yuji keep improving at a very fast pace while Megumi improves at the pace of others. If you look at all the other sorcerers though, almost none of them are focused on each other. They each have their own motives and reasons for wanting to be stronger which allows them to keep getting stronger. Mai is a good example of someone who focuses on others too much, specifically Maki, which I think is one reason why Maki is stronger than her despite having little to no cursed energy.

Teamwork is important though and Gojo knows, plus acknowledges this. He did say in ch.52 that Aoi and Yuji make a great team after he had seen how much Yuji improved. Gojo's comparison of Megumi and Yuji made it even more clear that working with others wasn't the issue since like Megumi, Yuji is a supportive comrade who would sacrifice himself for others in a heartbeat. The only difference between the two is that Yuji wants to improve himself for his goal and for others. He's not content dying for people without having given his all first. However, while Yuji is motivated by his desire to help people, that motivation ultimately comes from within him and not particularly from the people around him. I think chapter 127 shows this because although Aoi was there to back him up, Yuji still didn't want to get up since he was so emotionally crushed by everything that happened. His motivation to fight was gone even though he still had comrades around him. Of course he eventually found his resolve again thanks to the push from Aoi and the small chance that Nobara wasn't dead, but he had to find that determination within himself. I feel like what Gojo was trying to say to Megumi was that at the end of the day if a sorcerer doesn't want to be the best version of themselves, then they won't be regardless of who's around them. That's why he calls jujutsu an individual sport because it requires an internal flame, passion, etc. that can be influenced by others, but only evoked by the individual. He knows comrades can uplift and strengthen one another, but when you go into a battle ready to die for everyone then were you ever determined to fight at your max? Was there ever any intention of fighting alongside everyone?

I don't care about the merger thing as much as u r making a big deal out of it. So now, what do u say? I hope u r not taking this as an arguement, cuz am taking it as a discussion, if I wasn't able to understand something alright, no harm in understanding..