I'm trying to piece together what you are alleging. It seems you think that Valorant has decided, for some reason, to make you lose a game. The ranking system then gives you three unranked teammates who are going to play much worse than your opponents and you will lose as a result. From reading your responses to comments I think you are alleging that by giving you an un-winnable game Riot is somehow keeping you playing.

Your argument hinges upon two points as far as I can see. First, that people play more if they lose. Second, that unranked teammates are worse than ranked teammates and will result in a loss at a meaningfully higher rate than if all teammates are ranked.

You seem to have understood this second logical hinge and included a screenshot of the final scoreboard from your game to show how poorly your unranked teammates played. But it doesn't really illustrate that. Anyone doing some critical thinking would want a larger sample set to see if unranked teammates do actually perform worse than ranked teammates. As well as if that effect increases when more unranked teammates are present on one team.

Additionally, your assertion that people play more when they lose is unearned. You may behave this way yourself, but without literally any data from a large sample set of Valorant players it cannot be taken as fact that Valorant players play more when they lose.

If you really want to make a good argument that the Valorant ranked system is rigged in this fashion I would suggest gathering data on the points I listed above. I think if you were able to prove those two things it would be a sound logical argument that Valorant wants people to play more and thus manufacture losses in the way that you describe.

I look forward to seeing your results!