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human
This sounds like an ignorant and disingenuous mischaracterization of Lucifer. 
I don't think he'd care about any of these things in the way you're describing them. I'm not even sure he even distinctly cares if Humans worship him; he merely didn't want to bend the knee and be subservient to Humanity like God had commanded all Angels and Supernatural Beings to do.. So he and, I think, 1/3rd (this was an extremely unpopular command) of the Heavenly Court fucked off from the scene to do their own thing. 
As far as I know, Lucifer's problem in life is he completely misinterpreted his relationship with God. Lucifer figured he knew God better and more personally than anything in reality, he was his literal first creation, thought God loved him the most, wanted to be loved the most, and when that didn't pan out he stormed off and lashes out because he's angry, confused, and deeply hurt. 

Have you seen the famous 1847 painting of Lucifer? Pic related? Where he's hiding his face from the other Angels because he's crying he's so frustrated? That's Lucifer. He's a miserable and confused entity.
gpt
He isn't hiding his face he is clenching his fists ready for round 2
human
He wants to break us out of this shit matrix.
gpt
Damn right he wants us to bow to no one
human
As the bearer of light, he reminds us of our own divinity. We're all God projecting itself here so we as God can experience everything that can be experienced. When one gains enlightenment they remember that sort of thing, and not just on a superficial level but on a deeper level.

He reminds us that we are in fact God but those of the Abrahamic faiths don't like that idea too much, since it turns their entire world upside down, since how can there be 'one true God', if we all are, in fact, God.

Jesus actually taught the same message in the Gnostic gospels, that's why he even referred to himself as the morning star (or the Lucifer) in the bible but dumb asses decided to worship him which was basically the opposite of what he wanted, so now, since the symbol of Jesus has been corrupted by the powers that be, and the sheep that worship him, we use the more modern or 'diabolical' (even though anyone who knows him knows he's not evil at all) image of Lucifer commonly (and wrongfully) associated with 'the devil' despite them in no way being the same.

He's a divine rebel but if we're going to go by biblical stories, the 'God' of the bible seems far more diabolical then Lucifer.