@hpi2qdif3bgvI hear what you're saying, and I'm definitely not coming to the defense of this game's sbmm. But I will say this:
The squad in wtf.png looks scary, but just plain is not. Yes, they're experienced, especially Wraith. But that kill/win ratio is the tell. She does a lot of damage and has not a lot of wins to show for it. This is a player who puts in the hours and treats the game like it's Team Deathmatch, and never really got the memo that the object of the game is to win. What that means for you is this: yes, she can vaporize you in half a second, but one engagement later, far short of a win, she'll go down in a hail of someone else's gunfire. In other words, that banner isn't showing you her k/d, which may well not be much different from yours.
Then there's the squad in wtf2.png. All rank emblems and no kill/win/damage data. Are they any good? Sure, to some degree, in certain situations. Maybe they're a three stack who works well together, but put one them on a squad with randoms and suddenly they put their pants on one leg at a time just like the rest of us. I spent last season watching squadmates with master dive trails get into combat with me and another random and go down like a straw man, over and over and over again. Tells me that ranks are a house of cards and the higher up you go the more reliant you are on your premades, your adderall, and your anti-recoil.
If you're coming up against these kinds of squads in every match you play then I'll take you at your word. But I would guess that's not really the case - it's just that you notice it more when you lose to a squad that looks scary on paper. I also have to assume that if you stayed in the match long enough to screen shot the winners, then maybe you came in second? High placement counts A LOT in this game's sbmm. It doesn't care that on paper they're WAY better than you. It cares that you made it through eighteen other squads in order to fight them, win or lose.
Food for thought.