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It's not. And the only people that make this claim, are people that don't understand how statistics work.
I'm posting this after I just won a game in 35 rolls, where 5 was rolled 11 times in that span. Guess who luckily had 5's locked down. Yep, me. It's not just the losers that point this out.
So? What is this supposed to prove?
Did you even understand what the person you quoted just wrote?