Huh? If that were the case, most of his supporters wouldn't have called him out or were frustrated with him.
I'll be happy to look at the survey you took that found that most of his supporters are frustrated with him. I guess that's why everyone cancelled their Patreon membership, right?
Hey, no doubt some people think they've been scammed. Those people don't understand how Patreon works or what a contract is. Being frustrated doesn't make them right!
If you get that pissed at the mere criticism of the this creator, then maybe self introspect. Maybe the problem is you.
You can criticize DC all you want. I've done it lots of times. (I can find some examples if you're too lazy to use the search functionality to find my criticism of his terrible project management.) Just don't misrepresent the facts and call him a scammer for not delivering on a contract he never made with people to whom nothing is owed.
But, let's say that you're right that I get pissed at the mere criticism of my lord and personal savior, DC, and the problem is me. What is the very best case scenario when you come here and call DC a scammer? Some people agree with you. DC is unaware of the conversation, and absolutely nothing was accomplished. Um, yay? That's the very best case scenario! 100% of people agree with you, and it changes nothing.
Realistically, what's far more likely to happen? You're going to start a fight! And does that make people feel good or bad? Remember when you were five and your mom told you not to spread your bad day to other people? It's still good advice. Complaining doesn't solve your problem, but it pisses people off.
So, you get unanimous agreement and it doesn't do anyone any good, or you start a fight. If that seems like a good idea, maybe the problem is you?