Why isn't the velocity of light given by the speed of the observer plus the speed of the light (addition of velocities)?

Why does the light ray slow down and compensate or speed up and compensate for your motion, so that it is always travels at the speed of light? notwithstanding your motion?

In short, what is the mechanism that means the velocity of light always remains the same, irrespective of the motion of the torch issuing the light ray?

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