This is what happens these days: I ask a question and it gets closed within a minute, for example.
This assertion is not true.
Since the moderator election you have asked 27 questions of which 4 have been closed.
What material is Iron Man's armor made of?
This is a clear duplicate and was closed by 5 votes, i.e by community consensus.
Why did Palpatine choose Jango Fett's gene to create Clone Army?
Likewise a clear duplicate and likewise closed by community consensus.
https://scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/83085/are-there-any-official-statements-about-where-shield-vs-hydra-is-heading-in-the
Likewise, but Primarily Opinion-Based this time.
https://scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/83276/why-werent-muggle-parents-and-guardians-counted-as-muggle-under-section-13-of-t
And likewise, but once more a duplicate.
At no stage in the closing of these questions was a moderator involved. In fact every single time it's been exactly what you're asking for: multiple people's opinions.
On the other hand you also asked this quesion: Can I have map of Star Wars galaxy showing territory of Separatists and commercial routes?
Where you come out and demand that somebody make a hand-drawn map of the Star Wars galaxy for you.
And the result of this was that Richard gave you a helpful answer that the community showed it's approval of.
Personally I think that Richard is doing a good job as a moderator. He's still a new one, of course, and therefore growing into the role, but he's done a good job so far and is showing signs that he's going to be excellent at it.
At this stage I'm going to suggest that the problem here isn't moderator actions on this site. The problem is your attitude to this site. You are capable of asking great questions, your track record shows that, but you also ask some - and I'll be blunt - frankly ludicrous ones.
Now, it's expected that a new user will make some mistakes in how they ask and answer questions, but over time they will learn how the site works and will either decide that it's not for them or they will become a better user.
You on the other hand have been a member of this site for 4 years and have over 22k reputation. But yet you don't seem to have progressed to the second ("over time") part.
I made a point of mentioning the question where you demanded that someone make a hand-drawn map of the Star Wars galaxy for you above, because it's a good example of how I think you're interacting with this site.
I think that you're not showing much interest in being a productive and helpful member of this site and this community. Instead I think that you're treating this site and this community as your own personal playground; you're treating this site and this community as though it existed solely for your own gratification.
Others have suggested that you need to take some time out, and I'm going to suggest likewise. I'm going to suggest that you use that time out to think about how you use this site and what you want to gain from your use of it. Look over the questions that you've asked but that have been closed or have recieved a high number of downvotes, try to learn why that happened, and use that learning to improve the quality of your questions.
You have been a good member in the past - you wouldn't have over 22k rep if you hadn't - and you can become a good member again, but right now you're unfortunately not.