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Daemontools-inspired init systems (like runit or s6 for instance) log to /dev/console (tty1 by default) so output being shown if it's not being redirected anywhere else is expected. I don't know what exactly is going on here but it looks like some rule (a udev rule?) is constantly being connected and disconnected by wpa_supplicant. That gets spammed onto /dev/console so that's why you get that. Now, there's one concerning thing about your post. Ordinarily, you should be able to switch ttys just fine. It doesn't matter if tty1 is constantly spammed. That doesn't affect ctrl+alt+2/3/4/etc. I have no clue why this apparently doesn't work for you.

A couple of things you could try off the top of my head. First of all if agetty actually running on tty1 (which it should be since it gives you a login prompt), you can just log in anyway. Yeah the spam is annoying and messes up the output, but it doesn't affect your input at all. You should be able to type your username, hit enter, type your password, hit enter again, and then log in. From there, you can type startx or whatever and you can be on your way. Just don't make a mistake of course. 

You could also set a kernel parameter to make the /dev/console output go somewhere else (like /dev/tty2 or whatever). Check the documentation on this. Specifically you would use "console=" and then set it in your bootloader.

as i read, can be problem with acpid
Some peoples advise unistall acpid. But i am not sure, if you installed it.

acpid package is not critical, it's only in community so you not need install it. Still i am not sure, that you installed it . But if yes, just don't install it. Maybe that cause it.
You need not reinstall your system, just boot to live iso and do chroot to your installed artixlinux (artix-chroot).

accountsservice is installed? this provide name org.freedesktop.Accounts

do you know, that for start lightdm manager you need service install? for openrc you need lightdm-openrc, for runit lightdm-runit, for s6 lightdm-s6. start lightdm via his service everytime

put here some logs please :

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sudo cat /var/log/X.org.0.log

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sudo dmesg

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sudo lspci -v

and your Xorg configuration's files from

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/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/

ahh, intel + amd ? you have two graphics cards
maybe  you can see too how to set 2 graphics cards https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PRIME

P.S. wpa_supplicant is pretty important, i could be keep it (he is package from from core/system )

ok, thanks...

so, i see only one graphic card , this amd 480 :-)

log from sudo cat /var/log/X.org.0.log missing (this i need!)

try add some my Xorg config to your /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/:
https://github.com/alium/share/blob/master/20-amdgpu.conf
https://github.com/alium/share/blob/master/60-extensions.conf
https://github.com/alium/share/blob/master/20-monitor.conf  <---you need change resolution if you use another than 1920x1080.

edit:
uninstall your nvidia driver

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pacman -Rcs nvidia

install (if not installed)

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pacman -S xf86-video-amdgpu 

so your nvidia driver is uninstalled? add some my Xorg config to your /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d and restart xserver

there must be a configuration file somewhere that says the nvidia driver should be used :\ (if nvidia driver is really uninstalled), but my configs in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d  should take precedence